**Art Review: Voice of Space Exhibition at the Drawing Center** The Drawing Center in Manhattan presents “Voice of Space: UFOs and Paranormal Phenomena,” an exhibition that explores the cosmic and the mysterious. The show, which runs through February 1, 2026, attempts to engage visitors with the enigmatic themes of UFOs and paranormal experiences, though it struggles to fully achieve its […]
The Irish always find an opportunity for a touch of light-hearted mischief. When Michael O’Leary, the CEO of budget airline Ryanair, made a visit to Luvida Restaurant in Navan, the team decided to play a little prank by adding a few “extras” to his bill. Ryanair has become well-known for piling on additional fees alongside its low base rates for […]
The University of Arkansas School of Art has announced that its Master of Design in Communication Design (MDes) program is now accepting applications through January 15, 2026. This two-year, tuition-free program is housed in the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences and offers a distinctive blend of studio-driven research, community engagement, and advanced design practice. Located in a rapidly growing […]
Now that Miami Art Week has officially concluded, fair organizers are rejoicing over yet another prosperous year of programming. Among those with a notable turnout was Art Basel Miami Beach, which attracted over 280 galleries from 43 countries worldwide. Across its VIP and public days, the esteemed art fair welcomed around 80,000 visitors, ranging from private collectors and patrons to […]
MoMA PS1 in New York City has announced that it will offer free admission to all visitors from 2026 through 2028, coinciding with the museum’s 50th anniversary celebration. This initiative, set to begin on January 1, follows a significant gift from Bay Area art collector and entrepreneur Sonya Yu. Yu is known for her involvement with the Hammer Museum and […]
**The Art Scene in “The City That Never Sleeps”** **Exploring Top NYC Exhibitions** In a city bustling with creativity, art exhibitions seem to emerge as frequently as the city’s famous skyscrapers. This year, New York City’s art scene remains vibrant, with exhibitions spotlighting local talent, reinventing the sublime, and exploring themes of the body as a battleground. Among the highlighted […]
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Unionized staff at the Musée du Louvre in Paris have warned of an impending strike if improvements to working conditions are not made, amidst ongoing turmoil at the museum. This announcement follows recent events highlighting the museum’s urgent need for renovation. A water leak on November 26 resulted in damage to 300-400 books in the Egyptian Antiquities department’s library, drawing […]
Over the past two years, the people of Gaza have experienced the relentless sound of bombs, drones, and sirens. Such sounds of terror have dominated at least two campaigns by the United Nations Children’s Fund, filling social media with heart-wrenching testimonies from Palestinians. People from all parts of society—the men, women, children, and elders— have been seen crying and wailing […]
At this year’s Art Basel Miami, digital artist Beeple unveiled an installation that is simultaneously humorous, unsettling, and oddly inevitable. His piece, Regular Animals, showcases a group of animatronic robot dogs adorned with hyperrealistic silicone masks of prominent figures who significantly impact our cultural and technological realms: Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, Pablo Picasso, Andy Warhol, and even Beeple […]