Duncan McGillivray-Smith’s debut exhibition, “Ataraxia,” at Ackerman Clarke in Chicago, offers a captivating exploration of tranquility confronted by disquiet. The term ‘ataraxia’ refers to an ancient Greek concept of inner peace, and through McGillivray-Smith’s work, these themes are vividly explored. His seven oil paintings seamlessly blend normalcy with the uncanny, inviting viewers into a world where shadows and figures interact […]
Months after the Tate Museums in England cut 7% of their workforce, citing a post-pandemic slump, workers have vowed to go on strike for a week starting November 26. More than 150 workers at Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tate Liverpool, and Tate St. Ives plan to strike over wages, citing “below-inflationary” pay raise offers over the last two years, a […]
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“Ephemeral Sakura”: Celebrating the Transient Charm of Aica’s Enchanted Realm There exists a profound sense of solace in the whimsical artwork of aica, a Japanese artist currently residing in New York City. With their fanciful, innocent characters and surreal, vibrant landscapes, her creations transport audiences into fantastical realms filled with enchantment. Aica draws from the influences of Japanese anime, manga, […]
Mexico City artist Alexis Mata has long been captivated by visual distortion, a concept he has investigated through various media including collage, sculpture, and installation. His work contemplates beauty and perception, providing viewers with an opportunity to explore what lies beneath the surface. Following a successful series called “Fata Morgana,” Mata returns to his origins with the new exhibition “Sublime […]
In November 2022, the New Museum situated in lower Manhattan commenced work on a 60,000-square-foot extension. Approximately three years later, this significant project is approaching completion and is set to open to the public in early 2026. Based solely on initial visuals, the expansion is poised to herald an exciting new chapter for the esteemed museum, which has influenced the […]
The relics of St. Francis of Assisi will be accessible to the public for the first time since his passing in 1226. From February 22 to March 22, 2026, guests can honor the Catholic patron saint of animals and the environment during the eighth centenary of his death. The saint’s relics are featured in an exhibit named *San Francesco Lives*, […]
**Cranio’s “MONEY” Exhibition at BSMT Gallery: A Lively Examination of Capitalism and Culture** Nestled in London’s dynamic art landscape, BSMT Gallery unveiled “MONEY,” an impactful exhibition by the celebrated Brazilian street artist Cranio (Fabio de Oliveira Parnaiba), acclaimed for his distinctive style that merges pop culture with indigenous elements. This exhibition represented a pivotal moment in Cranio’s artistic journey, presenting […]
**Strategies for Increasing Dwellers and Unlocking Hacks in Fallout Shelter** Fallout Shelter, a free-to-play simulation game developed by Bethesda Game Studios, tasks players with building and managing a thriving vault, protecting it from the many dangers of the post-apocalyptic wasteland. A key element of success in the game is maintaining a steady population of dwellers, the inhabitants of your vault. […]