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Two years ago, the once-lofty San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) filed for bankruptcy amid mounting debts, a failed merger with the University of San Francisco, and the decision to close its doors after matriculating the final class of 2022. The situation was so dire that the college’s administration even considered selling its crown jewel, Diego Rivera’s iconic mural “The Making […]
French artist Damien Bénéteau has consistently mesmerized audiences with his remarkable talent for manipulating light within his kinetic sculptures. His creations extend beyond simple illumination; they utilize light as an active and engaging component. Employing pendulums in minimalist, monochromatic frameworks, Bénéteau accentuates the perpetual interplay of light and shadow. These sculptures, frequently large rectangles or squares featuring hollowed-out centers, incorporate […]
NASA’s Curiosity rover has recently revealed a stunning panorama of Mars, showcasing the planet’s distinct landscape in remarkable detail from Mount Sharp, situated within Gale Crater. Captured on February 7, 2025, this panoramic image accentuates the striking, barren Martian terrain. This landscape, while extraterrestrial, shares similarities with the desert landscapes of the southwestern United States. The mountains displayed are actually […]
Gift-giving can be quite tricky, and finding a present for your dad can feel like the toughest task of them all. What should you choose for the man who appears to have everything and requires nothing? This could leave you pondering over a gift choice. We’ve all experienced that! If you’re on the hunt for a present for dad, My […]
Title: Capturing Time: Ted Riederer’s Thought-Provoking Reflection on Masao Gozu’s Urban Memory Art In the realm of art, the endeavor to capture transient memories and the impermanence of city life presents a challenge confronting many creators. Masao Gozu has emerged as a significant voice in this artistic conversation, providing distinct viewpoints through his Urban Memory art installations. His creations have […]
**The Art of Apocalypse: Reflections at the BnF, Paris** In 2025, when global crises highlight humanity’s shortcomings in warding off existential threats, the Book of Revelation’s stark depictions of the struggle between virtue and evil seem particularly poignant. The Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) in Paris is exploring this theme with “Apocalypse: Today and Tomorrow,” an exhibition that delves into […]
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Feathers fluttered and tassels swayed as a gust of wind swept over the steps of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine on Saturday night, May 31. Hundreds of queer “pilgrims” and their allies gathered at the storied Upper West Side church for a Pride celebration like no other, each dressed in a monochrome outfit with a whimsical Medieval flair. […]
The McKnight Fellowship for Visual Artists 2025: Celebrating Minnesota’s Creative Talent The Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD), in collaboration with the McKnight Foundation, is delighted to reveal the six recipients of the 2025 McKnight Fellowships for Visual Artists. These prestigious awards have been bestowed upon Leslie Barlow, Charles Matson Lume, Joe Sinness, Laura Wennstrom, Diane Willow, and Shun […]