Getting Started with Colored Pencil Artwork: A Newcomer’s Guide to Unlocking Your Imagination Whether you’re an emerging artist or simply interested in trying out a new art form, mastering colored pencil drawing can be an enjoyable and fulfilling journey. Although diving into any form of art may seem daunting at the outset, the experience becomes much more manageable when you […]
**BSA Weekly Street Art Highlights – March 9, 2025** Welcome to this week’s installment of Brooklyn Street Art’s (BSA) Weekly Highlights, where we showcase the most innovative and exciting work emerging from the street art scene. As spring gently arrives in urban areas around the world, artists are busy revitalizing surfaces, discovering hidden spaces, and decorating rooftops with striking new […]
Title: Art as Activism: Protest Signs Ignite the Streets in Nationwide Demonstrations On Saturday, April 5, streets across the United States transformed into vibrant canvases of dissent as hundreds of thousands gathered for a series of synchronized protests against former president Donald Trump, tech magnate Elon Musk, and the rise of far-right ideologies. From New York City to Los Angeles, […]
Title: Art and Activism Intersect: Artists Against Apartheid Memorialize Gaza’s Children Through Boots and Banners On March 5, 2024, a striking visual memorial appeared along Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC: approximately 17,000 pairs of children’s shoes arranged in a solemn tribute to each young life lost in Gaza since the start of the Israeli military campaign in October 2023. This […]
Title: State Attorneys General Sue Trump Administration Over Attempt to Dismantle Cultural Agencies In a significant legal challenge to former President Donald Trump’s recent executive actions, a coalition of 21 state attorneys general has filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent the dismantling of the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and two other federal agencies. The April 4 lawsuit, […]
Title: David Hockney vs. the Paris Metro: Art, Smoking, and the Boundaries of Free Expression British artist David Hockney, one of the most prominent and enduring figures in contemporary art, has found himself at odds with the Paris transit system over a seemingly small but symbolically loaded image: a photograph for his new exhibition poster in which he is holding […]
Title: Why Pop-Ups and Lightboxes Dominate Online Content Strategy In today’s competitive digital media landscape, capturing user attention and converting casual visitors into loyal audiences is crucial for publishers and creators. Among the most widely used tools to achieve this are pop-ups and lightboxes — those seemingly ubiquitous windows that appear as you browse a website, asking you to subscribe, […]
Title: Celebrating Individual Brilliance: Outstanding Solo Art Exhibitions in New York City In an age of collective movements and globalized narratives, there’s still profound power in the singular vision. This week, art and literature lovers in New York City are offered a unique opportunity to experience exhibitions that center on the voice and legacy of remarkable individuals. These shows—spanning painting, […]
Franz Kafka at the Morgan Library: Unearthing the Labyrinth of a Literary Enigma In a rare and extensive exhibition, the Morgan Library & Museum in New York has partnered with Oxford University’s Bodleian Library to present Franz Kafka — a revelatory multimedia exploration of the legendary author’s life and work. Unlike many exhibitions anchored strictly in biography or academic analysis, […]
Vladimir Tatlin and the Reclamation of a Constructivist Legacy in Kyiv In the history of 20th-century art, few figures loom as uniquely visionary as Vladimir Tatlin, a pioneer of Constructivism whose ideals married art, engineering, and social purpose. With the exhibition Tatlin: Kyiv at the Ukrainian Museum in New York, a crucial, often-overlooked chapter of Tatlin’s life and work has […]