A new book, “Lisette Model: The Jazz Pictures” (2025), uncovers a hidden treasure trove of over a thousand photographs by the esteemed photographer Lisette Model, capturing the vibrant East Coast jazz scene between the early 1940s and 1959. Model, who fled from Vienna to the US in 1938 due to the rise of the Nazis, captured iconic figures like Billie […]
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At various train stations throughout Japan, passengers notice a cool blue illumination close to the edge of the platform. The light is gentle yet distinct. Authorities have set up these blue LED lights, commonly at the ends of platforms, to foster a more tranquil environment and to help deter suicide. The concept is rooted in color psychology. Studies have shown […]
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The Met Gala, celebrated as one of the most awaited events of spring, is poised to enchant once more with its theme for 2026: “fashion is art.” This dress code not only establishes the atmosphere for its legendary red carpet but also affects the corresponding exhibition by the Costume Institute. The forthcoming gala and exhibition seek to delve into the […]
Possessing the appropriate tools can shift ordinary chores into enjoyable experiences, particularly when they are ingeniously crafted. OTOTO, a brand celebrated for its delightful kitchen gadgets, transforms common utensils into vibrant characters, infusing joy into your cooking endeavors. Whether you’re preparing broth with whimsical ladles, opening wine with flair, or arranging your kitchen with style, OTOTO’s products are both useful […]
**Djerbahood: An Open-Air Street Art Museum by Mehdi Ben Cheikh** In the domain of contemporary art, pockets of creativity are frequently uncovered in the most surprising locations. Among them, the Tunisian village of Erriadh on Djerba Island stands as a vibrant illustration of the influence of street art, rejuvenated by an ambitious initiative led by Mehdi Ben Cheikh. This project, […]
Activist and painter Judy Baca, renowned for her monumental mural “The Great Wall of Los Angeles,” is currently embroiled in controversy following allegations of financial misconduct. According to a report by the Los Angeles Times, ten former employees of Baca’s nonprofit, the Social and Public Art Resource Center (SPARC), have accused her of misusing funds from a $5 million Mellon […]
David C. Driskell was a renowned artist and scholar who spent decades championing Black artists by collecting, creating, and providing financial support through the Driskell Prize. The Portland Museum of Art in Maine currently hosts “David C. Driskell: Collector,” a tribute to his extensive collection of African-American art and his own artistic contributions. Driskell began collecting art in 1955 while […]