Bill Traylor: An Overlooked Artist From Enslavement to Artistic Icon In 1865, as Union forces drew closer to Dallas County, Alabama, Bill Traylor was already 12 years into his journey, born into bondage around 1853 on a cotton plantation. With the conclusion of the Civil War, Traylor gained his freedom and shifted to a tenant farming lifestyle near Montgomery. It […]
After the tragic passing of his 17-year-old son, Seb, British chef Jon Smith decided to leave his position in upscale restaurants. He redirected his efforts towards preparing meals for the hospice that cared for Seb during his last days after being diagnosed with leukemia. Throughout his three-decade-long career, Smith has journeyed worldwide, run multiple restaurants, and had the privilege of […]
It’s not unusual for laughter to resonate throughout Brian Peterson’s household. For the muralist based in California and his spouse, Vanessa, daily life centers around their three children, who frequently revel in playing with drifting bubbles. This childlike awe and delight are central to Chase Dreams Like Bubbles, Peterson’s latest endeavor in Long Beach. Created for the Marriott Hotel in […]
Everyone has their own distinctive way of showing love for their pets. Whether it’s lavishing them with toys and goodies or enveloping them in kisses and snuggles, there are countless methods to demonstrate affection and care for your furry friend. South Korean pet-owner Kim Da-som has discovered her special way of expressing her gratitude for her charming dog named Jin […]
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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
**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 […]
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 […]