August 11, 2025

Smithsonian Updates Trump Impeachment Exhibit with Concise and Neutral Label

The Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History faced criticism after removing references to former President Donald Trump’s impeachments from its presidential exhibition. In response, the museum has updated its exhibit on U.S. presidents to include new content about Trump’s impeachments, after initially removing them claiming it was part of a routine update. The decision to remove the impeachment references […]

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August 8, 2025

Examination of Medieval Healing Formulas Utilizing Dove Excrement, Fox Pulmonary Organs, and Additional Components

One of the most significant contrasts between medieval and modern life is our advanced medical knowledge today. We now have an abundance of vaccines; we’ve wiped out some of the most lethal diseases known to humanity; and, most importantly, our comprehension of the human body and health is considerably more sophisticated than ever before. We might take an Advil for […]

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August 8, 2025

“Sturgeon Moon to Light Up Night Sky This Weekend”

This weekend presents a distinctive skywatching chance to observe the final full moon of summer 2025. The August full moon, referred to as the Sturgeon Moon, will achieve its full brightness on Saturday, August 9, at 3:55 a.m. EST. The “Sturgeon Moon” derives its name from the large lake sturgeon fish that are abundant in the Great Lakes and Lake […]

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August 8, 2025

Antony Gormley Monograph Explores His Relationship with the Body and Cityscapes

Antony Gormley: Body Buildings” (SKIRA, Oct. 7, 2025) For sculptor Antony Gormley, the inquiry isn’t focused on how a body adjusts to a constructed space, but instead on the process of constructing a body initially. Over his extensive career, the British artist has approached this essential question from multiple perspectives, primarily through his selected materials. His body of work is […]

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August 8, 2025

Submission Call: Array 4 — Art & Photography Zine

**Submission Invitation: Array 4 — Art & Photography Zine** The lively realm of art and photography is in a constant state of flux, presenting new viewpoints and narratives. At the core of this vibrant sector is “Array”, a pioneering zine that honors the varied and stirring essence of these visual mediums. We are excited to declare the open call for […]

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August 8, 2025

MAD Architects Create Nature-Inspired Garden Airport Terminal

When envisioning an airport, a luminous, verdant space may not be the initial image that springs to mind, but that’s precisely what Ma Yansong’s [MAD Architects](http://www.i-mad.com/) sought to achieve with their award-winning design for the newest terminal of Changchun International Airport. In 2023, the firm triumphed in an international competition for Terminal 3 of the Chinese airport, based on a […]

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August 8, 2025

Spotlight on Artist Amanda Ba: An In-Depth Examination of Her Art

**Highlight on Artist Amanda Ba: An In-Depth Examination of Her Creations** Amanda Ba, a modern artist celebrated for her captivating and contemplative works, has emerged as a significant figure in the art scene with her distinctive combination of mediums and deep thematic inquiries. Her creations often blend reality and fantasy, encouraging viewers to engage in a layered experience that questions […]

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August 7, 2025

Essential Reading Material

**Exploring the Impact and Growth of Black Girls in Art Spaces** Founded by Kaci Merriwether-Hawkins, Black Girls in Art Spaces (BGIAS) has flourished into an empowering platform for Black women and girls in the art community. The initiative started in October 2022 with its first event at the Daisha Board Gallery in Dallas, aimed at creating safe, welcoming environments in […]

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