Exploring Ancient Rhythms in a Digital Age: Cindy Ji Hye Kim’s “Animal Triste” In the heart of industrial Los Angeles, Cindy Ji Hye Kim’s 2025 exhibition, Animal Triste, invites viewers to step away from their screens and fluorescent-lit days into a symbolic universe intricately tied to agrarian life, seasonal transformation, and ancient ritual. Shown at the François Ghebaly Gallery, the […]
Amid the tranquil gravestones and oak-draped trails of Laeken Cemetery in Brussels rests a concealed masterpiece—one that embodies not just the grief of parting with a loved one, but also the unwavering strength of affection. It is the mausoleum of Léonce Evrard and Louise Flignot, a duo whose poignant tale resonates beyond mere stone and sculpture. Their eternal abode, crafted […]
Title: The Comeback of the Dire Wolf: How Science Facilitated the Recreation of an Extinct Apex Predator In a remarkable achievement previously relegated to the domains of science fiction and fantasy, Colossal Biosciences, an innovative genetic engineering firm, has brought forth three dire wolves — a species that vanished over 12,500 years ago. Utilizing cutting-edge gene-editing technologies along with ancient […]
Title: America’s Cultural Treasures: Project Row Houses and the Art of Social Sculpture In the evolving narrative of America’s cultural landscape, organizations like Project Row Houses (PRH) signal a transformative force—converging art, architecture, and human need to build not just structures, but strengthened social fabric. Based in Houston’s historic Third Ward, PRH exemplifies an artist-driven model for community uplift, sustainable […]
The Brooklyn Navy Yard Calls on Community for “What Shapes Our Brooklyn” Public Art Project In a vibrant celebration of community, creativity, and cultural identity, the Brooklyn Navy Yard has launched an exciting public art initiative inviting Brooklyn residents to help shape a large-scale installation for its upcoming annual Design Day event. Titled “What Shapes Our Brooklyn,” the project offers […]
Art Basel Hong Kong 2025: A Vibrant Tribute to Asia-Pacific Contemporary Art From March 28 to 30, 2025, Hong Kong buzzed with artistic vibrance as it hosted the latest edition of Art Basel, one of the globe’s most celebrated contemporary and modern art fairs. Situated at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, the three-day affair attracted an impressive 91,000 […]
Title: An Enduring Perspective: Jamel Shabazz’s “Seconds of My Life” Illustrates Fifty Years of Black American Existence through Imagery For close to fifty years, Bronx-native photographer Jamel Shabazz has wielded his camera as a means of conveying truth, community, and cultural heritage. Famous for his heartfelt depictions of daily experiences in New York and beyond, Shabazz’s documentary photography honors humanity, […]
**Nucleo: A Photographic Series by Wouter Van de Voorde** The Australian-Belgian artist Wouter Van de Voorde is well-known for exploring the limits of landscape and portrait photography. With a sharp focus on texture, illumination, and geological epochs, Van de Voorde’s latest photographic series, *Nucleo*, serves as a contemplative journey into nature, recollection, and the transient nature of life. ### A […]
🌊 The Flourishing Brushstrokes of Kevin Kovacs: Introducing England’s 8-Year-Old Artistic Prodigy At a time when most kids are just getting familiar with their ABCs, Kevin Kovacs is already making a significant impact in the UK contemporary art landscape. At just 8 years old, Kevin is currently hosting his inaugural solo art exhibition at the Tacchi-Morris Arts Center in Taunton, […]
Title: Neil Raitt: The Creator Converting Landscapes into Surreal, Psychedelic Realms Within the expansive realm of modern art, there are few artists who exhibit the same blend of technical skill and imaginative vision as Neil Raitt. This London-based painter is celebrated for his lively, repetitive landscape themes, conjuring enchanting visuals that merge reality with the fantastical. His creations reinterpret the […]