Exploring Art Movements: Marina Abramovic, Rosana Paulino, and the AI Art Museum

**Navigating the Evolving World of Arts Journalism** In the ever-changing landscape of arts and culture, staying informed is crucial for enthusiasts and professionals alike. With many traditional media outlets scaling back their arts coverage, independent publications have become vital for delivering in-depth analyses and unfiltered news. Hyperallergic, an influential platform for art journalism, continues to fill this gap with its […]

Sarah K. Khan Traces the History of Defiant Women

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Observations from an Artist’s Workspace

**A View From the Easel: Artists Reflect on Their Workspaces** In the 308th installment of “A View From the Easel,” artists offer a glimpse into their creative spaces and share how these environments shape their work. This series invites artists to reflect on their studios, revealing the intricacies of their artistic processes. **Artist Reflections: Personal Studios and Artistic Journeys** Working […]

Steps to Include My Modern Met in Your Preferred Sources List on Google

Over recent years, the online landscape has changed dramatically. With algorithms constantly evolving and AI gaining prominence, it’s more challenging than ever for smaller publications like My Modern Met to connect with their readers. Although our thoroughly researched pieces are often utilized to educate AI and generate AI-generated summaries, these developments have also resulted in decreased click-through rates for our […]

The Parthenon in Athens Revealed Without Scaffolding After Two Centuries

Image: kaetana/Depositphotos The vista of the Parthenon surveying Athens from the Acropolis stands as one of the most stunning views globally. A symbol of Ancient Greece, the marble structure creates a connection between the historical and the modern. However, portions of the site have been shrouded in scaffolding for years to aid in the preservation and restoration efforts of the […]

Advance Your Arts Career with a Fully Funded MFA at the University at Buffalo

The University at Buffalo’s Department of Art is now accepting applications for its Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Studio Art degree. This MFA program spans two years and includes active participation from students, faculty, visiting artists, and curators in vibrant, interdisciplinary, and contemporary art discussions. Located in a thriving professional arts community, the program allows students to develop their […]