**Film Newsletter: Exploring ‘Turner & Constable’ and Surviving AI** In this edition of our film newsletter, we explore the intriguing world of British landscape painters and the modern challenges of AI. The featured film, *Turner & Constable: Rivals and Originals*, navigates the complexities of showcasing the supposed rivalry between Turner and Constable, two giants of British art. Based on a […]
“‘The Virgin and Child with Infant Saint John the Baptist in a Landscape (The Alba Madonna),’” ca. 1509-11. Oil on canvas. (Photo: National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.) Despite a life that was relatively short, Italian Renaissance artist Raphael bequeathed one of the world’s most essential legacies when he passed away in 1520 at the age of just 37. This […]
In April 2026, all eyes in the art community will be on San Diego as the eagerly awaited exhibition “Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys” launches at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD). This groundbreaking event, first curated by the Brooklyn Museum in 2024, showcases over 130 pieces by nearly 40 Black […]
**Weekly BSA Image Highlights: March 29, 2026** In the dynamic realm of visual arts and city expressions, the Brooklyn Street Art (BSA) crew persistently unveils some of the most mesmerizing and avant-garde street art from across the world. The week leading up to March 29, 2026, has presented an astounding collection of artistry, as creators channel their imagination onto urban […]
**The Moon Temple: An Emblem of Transience at Burning Man 2026** Burning Man, a celebrated yearly event in the Nevada desert, is well-known for its short-lived art and temporary structures that are intentionally dismantled after the event. For 2026, creator James Gwertzman presents the “Moon Temple,” a formation that encapsulates the festival’s transient essence. This initiative distinctly integrates parametric design, […]
Marica Vilcek, a champion of immigrant artists and scientists, has died at the age of 89. The beloved art historian and philanthropist passed away on Monday, March 23, at her New York home. News of Vilcek’s passing was announced by her namesake foundation, which she established in 2000 alongside her husband, Jan, to support immigrant contributions to the arts and […]
**Art Review: “Atomic Dragons” by SWANS at Pitzer College Art Galleries** In the tranquil environs of Claremont, California, the Pitzer College Art Galleries hosts “Atomic Dragons,” a profound exhibition by the feminist collective Slow War Against the Nuclear State, or SWANS. Formed serendipitously in 2022 by artist Nancy Buchanan, SWANS bridges three generations of artists with entangled histories of nuclear […]
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**Robert Therrien: Capturing Whimsy and Depth in Sculptural Form** Los Angeles — Among the renowned pieces at the Broad, “Under the Table” (1994) by Robert Therrien stands out as a crowd favorite. The artwork features a 10-foot-tall replica of a Gunlocke table with chairs, drawing numerous visitors who marvel at its imposing scale in a compact space. This specific work, […]