Title: The Frick Collection – Art, Wealth, and the Legacy of Philanthropy The Frick Collection has long been celebrated as one of New York City’s most exquisite art museums. Situated in the stately former mansion of industrialist Henry Clay Frick on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, this institution is more than a vessel of European masterpieces—it is also a complex symbol of […]
Title: Katy Perry and the Rise of Celebrity Space Tourism: A Look Behind the Headlines On April 14, 2025, pop star Katy Perry made headlines—not for a chart-topping single, but for taking off on a brief, 11-minute suborbital flight with Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos’s private space company. Donning a sleek blue jumpsuit and accompanied by a diverse all-female crew including […]
Owning a Piece of History: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian Homes for Sale in Michigan In the rolling suburbs of southwest Michigan, a rare opportunity has emerged for architecture enthusiasts and history-minded homebuyers: three Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Usonian homes are currently on the market. Located in the neighboring communities of Galesburg and Kalamazoo, the homes — the Weisblat House, the Eppstein […]
Gala Dalí: The Strategic Architect Behind Surrealism’s Leading Man In the lore of 20th-century art, Salvador Dalí remains one of history’s most flamboyant icons. His twirled mustache, bizarre dreamscapes, and boundless ego cemented his place on museum walls and pop culture references alike. Yet, standing in the shadow of his myth is Gala Dalí — his muse, manager, partner, and […]
Title: “Giant Women on New York”: Unearthing Feminist Legacies Through Monumental Art Amid the art-saturated streets of Tribeca, James Fuentes Gallery has unveiled a compact yet emotionally and artistically massive exhibition titled Giant Women on New York. Drawing inspiration and its name from a series of pioneering works by feminist artist Anita Steckel, this fiercely evocative show brings together seven […]
Title: Challenging Gravity: The Motion and Levitation Photography of Mathieu Forget In the realm of photography, seizing movement in its most vibrant and authentic form presents a challenge that only a select few artists can truly conquer. However, Paris-based photographer, dancer, and performance artist Mathieu Forget has carved out a niche by doing just that. Employing a distinctive technique characterized […]
**Champion of the 2024 Booooooom Photo Awards: Alex Bex** The photography community is abuzz following the announcement of Alex Bex as the victor of the 2024 Booooooom Photo Awards. Renowned for his poignant visual narratives and inventive composition style, Bex clinched the prestigious title amidst thousands of international submissions, marking a significant milestone in his emerging career. ### About the […]
Title: Ten Years of Aerial Magic: Inside the 2025 SkyPixel Photo & Video Contest For the last decade, DJI, a pioneer in drone technology, has celebrated the craft of aerial visual storytelling through its yearly SkyPixel Photo & Video Contest. Established to honor the boundless creative possibilities of drones and handheld gadgets, this competition has transformed into one of the […]
Title: Celebrating the MFA Class of 2025: Two-Part Thesis Exhibition at MECA&D and the Institute of Contemporary Art This spring, Maine College of Art & Design (MECA&D), in collaboration with its on-campus Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), is proud to present a dynamic two-part thesis exhibition showcasing the work of the Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art Class of […]
Title: Joy Milne: The Woman Who Can Detect Parkinson’s Disease Through Smell—and May Pave the Way for Early Diagnosis In the world of medical enigmas and biological wonders, few tales are as captivating as that of Joy Milne, a 75-year-old woman from Scotland blessed with a remarkable sense of smell. Although Milne is retired from her nursing career and is […]