For Zet of GlassArtSouvenirs, stained glass revolves around hues and illumination. The Vietnam-based artist has always been captivated by this craft, leading him to acquire and perfect the skills necessary for this trade. Drawing inspiration from nature, his talent is most evident in his meticulously crafted butterfly bookends, which reflect the delicate features and colors of these insects’ wings. “Every […]
Title: “Cranio Investigates the Theme of ‘MONEY’ at London’s BSMT Gallery” In a time where the fascination with wealth and its societal consequences consistently influence our world, Brazilian street artist Cranio ventures into the complex theme of “MONEY” through his engaging exhibition at London’s esteemed BSMT Gallery. This immersive art event fuses dynamic visuals with significant social commentary, prompting audiences […]
**Investigating Unconventional Ideas and Humor in Urban Landscapes with Alex Itin, Rene Lerude, and the Music of Miles Davis** Artistic expression manifests in numerous ways, and when infused with the quirks of unconventional ideas and humor, it forms a compelling medium that contests societal conventions. This fusion is strikingly reflected in the creations of Alex Itin, Rene Lerude, and the […]
Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch has responded to the Trump administration’s demands, which aim to assert control over the institution. The White House sought curatorial materials, plans for the U.S. 250th anniversary, and other documents, criticizing the Smithsonian for “divisive” narratives. Bunch’s private meeting with Trump addressed these issues, but the response letter’s content remains undisclosed. The Trump administration plans to […]
Kim Sajet, former director of the National Portrait Gallery (NPG), has been appointed as the new director of the Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM), effective September 22. This appointment follows her departure from the NPG after President Trump claimed he fired her over her support for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. The Smithsonian, overseeing the NPG, refuted his claim, stating only […]
On a Saturday night in Chicago, at the Roman Susan gallery, a memorable performance titled “Nether” by Zachary Nicol showcased a dystopian sequence of movements by dancers Jasmine Lupe Mendoza Carrasco and Isabelle Taylor, set to eerie sounds by ciro monoarfa goudsmit. This event marked one of the last performances at Roman Susan, a 280-square-foot artist-run nonprofit gallery located on […]
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Bestselling novelist James Patterson has introduced a program named “Go Finish Your Book,” intended to assist aspiring authors by offering grants of up to $50,000. With the help of writing organizations like the Authors Guild and PEN America, Patterson chose twelve recipients from a multitude of submissions. These winners represent various genres, such as memoirs, literary fiction, and graphic novels. […]
Polymathic artist Rosalyn Drexler — Pop Art icon, Emmy-winning screenwriter, and one-time wrestler — passed away at her home in New York yesterday, September 3, at age 98. Her death was confirmed by Garth Greenan Gallery, which represented her for a decade. In the 1960s, Drexler developed what would become her signature painting process. She sourced images from posters, magazines, […]
In the vibrant tapestry of art history, certain names stand out, albeit sometimes temporarily, before fading into obscurity. Robert Colquhoun and Bobby MacBryde are two such artists, once prominent figures in the London art scene now largely forgotten, their legacy overshadowed by the passage of time. Author Damian Barr seeks to revive their story in his recent novel, diving deep […]