In a vibrant exploration of textile-based art, the RISD Museum presents “Liz Collins: Motherlode,” a captivating mid-career retrospective curated by Kate Irvin. Liz Collins, an artist who thrives on the dynamics of materiality, brings forth her unique vision through a diverse body of work that transitions seamlessly from fashion to monumental fabric installations. The exhibit offers a retrospective view of […]
The Texas Christian University (TCU) School of Art is announcing the call for applications for their fall 2026 MA and MFA programs. Located in Fort Worth, Texas, TCU’s programs offer an optimal environment for students pursuing careers in the arts, providing them with comprehensive training for impactful roles in contemporary art, museums, and the broader arts field. Both the MA […]
**The Most Challenging and Top-Rated Video Game Boss Battles** Video games have long since evolved from simple pixels on a screen to complex worlds filled with dynamic and enthralling challenges. Among these challenges are the epitomes of virtual adversity: boss battles. Over the decades, certain bosses have stood out for their difficulty, creativity, and the sheer sense of accomplishment players […]
**The Spontaneous City Scenes Documented by Photographer Joshua Dudley Greer** Joshua Dudley Greer is an acclaimed photographer celebrated for his distinctive view of the ever-changing cityscapes throughout the United States. Recognized for his sharp perception and talent for showcasing the character of urban settings, Greer’s photographs highlight the surprising beauty present in ordinary moments, which are frequently unnoticed amidst the […]
In recent years, nativity scenes in the United States have taken on a new political dimension, serving as platforms for protest against stringent immigration policies. As instances of cruelty against immigrants persist, these traditional Christmas displays are being reimagined as potent symbols of resistance. For example, in Massachusetts, a nativity scene features a sign that states “ICE was here” in […]
**Melissa Joseph: Crafting Textiles, Memories, and Identity in Felt** In the heart of her Midtown studio, artist Melissa Joseph welcomes newcomers with a hands-on introduction to the meditative yet intense craft of needle felting. This tactile process is at the core of Joseph’s “paintings in felt,” which she describes as an exploration of memory, identity, and family roots. Her art, […]
**New York Newsletter Insights: Art Highlights and Upcoming Events** In the vibrant world of New York City’s art scene, 2025 has been an exhilarating year for art enthusiasts. Various exhibitions have captured the imagination of critics and audiences alike, making waves with their unique perspectives and innovative creations. One standout is Saya Woolfalk’s “Chimera” from the *Empathics* series, reflecting the […]
Nativity Scenes as Protest Art Against ICE Policies Amidst the backdrop of ongoing immigration controversies in the United States, nativity scenes with humanitarian messages are emerging as powerful protest art. Despite pushback from right-wing leaders and religious authorities, communities across the nation are redefining traditional holiday displays to reflect contemporary social issues. The “ICE WAS HERE” Nativity St. Susanna Parish […]
The Royal Photographic Society (RPS), recognized as the longest-standing photography awards globally, has revealed its winners for 2025. Established in 1853, the RPS is dedicated to making the art and science of photography accessible to everyone, honoring the medium’s development. The 2025 contest underscores this legacy by highlighting the varied potentials within photography. Susan Derges was awarded the esteemed RPS […]
Stealing art from a museum is often an ill-advised endeavor, as even unscrupulous collectors shy away from purchasing such recognizable stolen items. Many museum heists are executed by career criminals adept at bypassing security but lacking in after-theft planning, leading to their swift capture. Only a few manage to profit, typically by stealing pieces with precious metals that are easily […]