The 56 Artists Featured in the 2026 Whitney Biennial

The Whitney Museum of American Art, situated in the dynamic Chelsea district of New York City, has been an important cultural establishment since its inception in 1930. Renowned for its contribution to shaping the canon of American art, the museum has organized famous biennials every other year for nearly a century. These exhibitions function as a stage for highlighting the […]

Indigenous Communities in Mexico Shift from Gas Ovens to Solar-Powered Stoves

The state of Oaxaca in Mexico is known for its rich and diverse culinary heritage, which has become a point of national pride. Unfortunately, it is also one of the least affluent states in the nation, making initiatives that lower their expenses and improve resource accessibility incredibly valuable. In an innovative project, over 500 Indigenous women from 50 communities have […]

Astronaut Jonny Kim Finishes 245-Day Expedition on International Space Station and Comes Back to Earth

Astronaut Jonny Kim has returned to Earth after completing a 245-day mission aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Kim, together with Russian cosmonauts Sergey Ryzhikov and Alexey Zubritsky, successfully landed in Kazakhstan before proceeding to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. During his time as an Expedition 72/73 flight engineer, Kim carried out numerous experiments with significance for Earth sciences […]

Achieve New Levels of Creativity with SVA Continuing Education Courses

The School of Visual Arts in NYC is expanding opportunities for artists, offering over 200 in-person and online courses, along with more than 10 artist residency programs aimed at enhancing creativity and skills. The Division of Continuing Education (SVACE) provides potential artists with resources and expertise needed to progress in their careers or explore new artistic paths. Participants can tap […]

Interview: Seizing Underwater Creatures in a Single Inhale – Surreal Vistas Revealed

“Character” In Matt Draper’s thoughts, no subject is as unpredictable and thus rewarding as the ocean. For over a decade, the photographer has immersed himself in the sea, emerging with fragile, monochromatic images of the marine creatures residing below. While underwater, nothing is arranged, nothing is certain, and each moment must be approached with both agility and delicacy—lest the instant […]

A Review of Art Films Released This Year

**Exploring the Dynamics of the Art World Through a 2025 Perspective** In the evolving landscape of the art world, one constant remains: the frequent undervaluation of older artists, who may feel overshadowed by younger, seemingly more connected peers. Artist advisor Paddy Johnson offers crucial advice for those wishing to invigorate their careers, regardless of age. As we approach the end […]

Top 10 Must-See Art Films Released in 2025

**Best of 2025: A Year of Provocative Art Films** 2025 has been a defining year for art films, offering a diverse array of documentaries and narratives that challenge conventions and explore the depths of creative expression. Among the most notable works is Ira Sachs’s “Peter Hujar’s Day,” which transforms a simple transcript from 1974 into a cinematic masterpiece. This film […]

The Candlelit World of Joseph Wright of Derby

**Joseph Wright of Derby: A Pioneer of Enlightenment Art** Joseph Wright of Derby, an enigmatic figure in the art world, stands as a testament to the confluence of art, science, and the burgeoning intellectual fervor of the Enlightenment. Born in 1734, this visionary painter utilized an extreme form of chiaroscuro—tenebrism—to bring to life the dramatic moments of scientific exploration and […]