The Reflective Artworks of Michael David
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**The Power of Arts and Culture for Healing in African Communities: A Recent Convening in Nairobi** In a significant event titled “The Power of Arts and Culture for Healing,” 30 artists from across Africa gathered in Nairobi, Kenya, to explore the role of art in addressing trauma, war, and genocide. Curated by Molemo Moiloa and Phumzile Nombuso Twala from Andani.Africa, […]
A recent study has unveiled that Pompeii’s elite may have resided in homes with tower-like features, signifying status and power. This theory is part of “Pompeii Reset,” a digital reconstruction project by the Archaeological Park of Pompeii and Humboldt University of Berlin. The hypothesis centers on the House of Thiasus, notable for its staircase possibly leading to an upper tower […]
Manuel Álvarez Bravo is celebrated as the father of Mexican photography, renowned for his profound influence in the world of art through collaborations with notable figures from the 20th century. In the wake of the Mexican Revolution, Álvarez Bravo began his photographic journey in the vibrant art scene of 1920s Mexico City. His career, spanning seven decades, saw creative collaborations […]
Applications for the University of Arkansas School of Art’s graduate programs for the 2026–2027 academic year are now open and will be accepted through January 15, 2026. Housed in the Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences, the school offers tuition-free graduate programs in art education, art history, graphic design, and studio art. Students accepted have access to support through graduate […]
Fairy tales such as “Alice in Wonderland” frequently evoke the warm nostalgia of Disney films, yet the reality is that these narratives often stem from much darker beginnings. Italy-based artist Simona Candini has embraced this sinister aspect, reinterpreting the beloved Lewis Carroll tale with a charmingly eerie twist. Her series “Alice in Pumpkinland” follows the titular heroine on a spooky […]
For the inaugural time, artist Jason deCaires Taylor has unveiled his underwater sculpture in Japan. *Ocean Gaia* rests nearly 16.5 feet beneath the surface off the coast of Tokunoshima, symbolizing renewal and the connection between humanity and the ocean. As Japan’s first underwater sculpture, it functions not only as an artistic creation but also as a driving force for ecological […]
Yulia Brodskaya is celebrated for her ability to elevate paper into artistic expressions that defy conventional limits. By employing the age-old technique of paper quilling, Brodskaya carefully assembles and molds strips of colored paper to create intricate scenes that blend 2D and 3D art forms. Her themes encompass vibrant portraits and natural landscapes, and in her most recent collection, she […]
Artist Sarah Joncas has recently focused on oceanic themes in her artwork. Her newest exhibition, “Lost at Sea,” is being presented at Thinkspace Projects in Los Angeles until November 1, 2025. Showcasing 16 paintings and three works on paper, the collection mainly portrays reflective women immersed in marine-inspired elements and ethereal motifs, alluding to a connection with nature. The exhibition […]
Title: Exploring the Profound Layers of “Naked Island” by William Reinsch William Reinsch, a prominent figure in contemporary art, has drawn significant attention with his striking work “Naked Island.” This piece weaves a deep story reflecting themes of seclusion, perseverance, and the unrefined splendor of unspoiled nature. **Context**: “Naked Island” emerged in the midst of ongoing conversations about environmental preservation […]