Catherine Telford Keogh is the first recipient of the Jack Galef Visual Arts Award, a new honor created by the Guggenheim and supported by the Jack Galef Estate. This award, which will be given every two years, acknowledges contemporary artists of remarkable skill and provides them with $50,000. Keogh, who is based in Brooklyn, is recognized for her interdisciplinary creations […]
Valentine’s Day is a special occasion to express love and appreciation for your significant other, family, or friends through meaningful gifts. Here are some thoughtful gift suggestions that cater to a variety of tastes and preferences: 1. **Personalized Jewelry:** Jewelry is a timeless Valentine’s gift, and adding a personal touch makes it even more unique. Consider engraved bracelets, necklaces with […]
The wonderful aspect of creating art is that there are countless methods to achieve results. For every drawing style an artist employs, another creative individual might adopt an entirely different technique—even when representing the same subject. Although this can appear overwhelming for those embarking on their artistic journey, it also signifies that there are no incorrect methods. A testament to […]
Colombian artist Beatriz González, a pivotal figure in Latin American contemporary art, passed away on January 9 at 93 in her home. Renowned for her vibrant color use and innovative application of furniture as a canvas, she explored Colombia’s collective memory by visually interpreting the nation’s history, focusing on political events, violence, and loss. Her passing was confirmed by her […]
**Nyamakop’s Revolutionary Game ‘Relooted’ Explores Cultural Repatriation Through Engaging Heist Adventure** In a bold and groundbreaking move, South African indie game studio Nyamakop has announced the upcoming release of “Relooted,” an innovative heist adventure game challenging players to confront issues of cultural restitution by reclaiming African artifacts from Western museums. Set in a futuristic Johannesburg, “Relooted” tasks players with guiding […]
Kepler’s Supernova, initially detected in 1604, has remained a focal point of extensive investigation for astronomers due to its captivating remnants. As a Type Ia supernova, it arises from a binary system wherein one star is a white dwarf. When this white dwarf surpasses its critical mass by drawing in material from its companion or merging with another white dwarf, […]
A Touching Story of a Boy and His Shelter Canine: Cai and Waylon’s Adventure In a narrative that has touched hearts all over social media, a 9-year-old boy named Cai found more than just a new furry companion; he stumbled upon a connection that felt destined. Like many children his age, Cai longed for a dog to call his own. […]
Happy New Year! As we kick off 2026, our latest book reviews highlight significant works that delve into art, history, and identity. Among these is Sue Roe’s “Hidden Portraits: Six Women Who Shaped Picasso’s Life,” which critically examines the complex relationships between Pablo Picasso and the women whose legacies have been overshadowed by his fame. Critic Bridget Quinn provides insight […]
**Exhibition in Arlington, Va.: Exploring Memory and Migration** In Arlington, Va., an immersive exhibition challenges perceptions and invites contemplation through the works of artists Lisu Vega, Reynier Leyva Novo, and Amalia Caputo. The exhibition, “Tactics for Remembering,” at the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington, runs through January 25, showcasing Caribbean perspectives in art. Lisu Vega’s installation, “The Uncertain Future of […]
**Exploring Input/Output by Artist Jacob Rochester** Jacob Rochester, a rising artist and innovative creator, engages audiences with his distinctive fusion of input and output through varied artistic forms. In his practice, Rochester investigates the lively exchanges between the influences he absorbs from his environment (inputs) and the creative products he generates (outputs), all of which are firmly anchored in his […]