An Artist’s Perspective from the Easel
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NYC’s St. John Cathedral Hosts Medieval-Themed Pride Event
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. […]
Red Sprites Light Up Tibetan Night Sky with Jellyfish-Formed Displays
Red sprites are as stunning as they are rare. These expansive flashes take place high in the atmosphere, above thunderstorm clouds. Consequently, it is almost impossible to view them with the naked eye from the ground. Nevertheless, skilled astrophotographers have dedicated themselves to researching this phenomenon sufficiently to be positioned correctly to capture them. One such photographer is Dong Shuchang, […]
The 100 Most Remarkable Paintings in History: A Comprehensive Guide
Across history, specific artworks have set themselves apart by altering artistic trajectories or reshaping our perception of art. Prominent examples include the *Mona Lisa*, *Starry Night*, and *Guernica*. Identifying 100 famous paintings might pose a challenge for some, yet YouTuber Luiza Liz Bond can undoubtedly accomplish it. Bond co-curates The House of Tabula, formerly called The Cinema Cartography, providing in-depth […]
“The Great Filter: A Photography Compilation by Marco Gehlhar”
**The Great Filter: Photography Collection by Marco Gehlhar** The craft of photography delves into significant depths when it manages to convey thought-provoking ideas and inspire reflection, as demonstrated in Marco Gehlhar’s esteemed collection, “The Great Filter.” This series does more than present captivating visuals; it represents an ambitious inquiry into a philosophical and existential dilemma that embodies the core of […]
2025 McKnight Visual Artist Fellows Announcement
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 […]
Pérez Art Museum Miami Announces Open Call for Digital Art Commission Submissions
The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) has unveiled an exciting new initiative—a bold open call for digital art commissions that will support innovative and experimental projects from artists across South Florida, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the African Diaspora. This pioneering program is designed to provide financial assistance to artists dreaming of original digital projects, with selected proposals receiving awards […]
Research Reveals Physical Activity Could Outperform Medications in Cancer Recovery Effectiveness
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Nighttime Embracing Shown to Lower Stress Levels in Couples
A restful night’s sleep is crucial for our health, and recent studies show that sharing a bed with a significant other can provide added emotional advantages. Psychologist Josh Novak and cognitive development specialist Kaleigh Miller from Auburn University in Alabama discovered that sleeping next to a partner—especially in close positions—can greatly reduce stress levels. Their research points out that lower […]
Ancient Trade Paths Introduced Domestic Cats to China, Research Reveals
As urbanization continues to rise, nations such as China have witnessed a dramatic increase in pet ownership, particularly with cats gaining immense popularity. Among the country’s most recognized native felines is the líhuā māo, or “leopard cat patterned cat,” a breed celebrated in Chinese mythology and now referred to as the Dragon Li. This breed, which evolved from a common […]