A Norwegian citizen has filed a lawsuit against MoMA PS1 alleging negligent supervision and oversight after she was injured on-site in the museum’s screening room in 2022. The complaint outlines that Andrea Kroksnes suffered from lasting medical problems and economic loss due to a wall-mounted panel that fell and struck her, causing an acute concussion. Case documents reveal that Kroksnes […]
Light Work, an artist-run non-profit organization, has been a steadfast supporter of emerging and under-recognized artists in the field of photography since 1973. To continue its mission and raise funds, Light Work presents the First Annual Holiday Market, offering a unique shopping experience with an array of signed photo books, limited-edition prints, and exclusive art objects. These items are generously […]
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) boasts graduate programs that are celebrated for their innovation and interdisciplinary approach, consistently ranking among the top two in the nation according to U.S. News & World Report. SAIC encourages students to transcend traditional boundaries, allowing them to experiment across various disciplines and media to create compelling, impactful work. SAIC offers […]
Building upon her immensely successful installation at this year’s Salone del Mobile, artist Es Devlin is bringing a series of installations to Miami Art Week. Three site-specific installations that delve into the idea of libraries and learning will be displayed in the city in honor of the 10th anniversary of the local non-profit Faena Art. Devlin’s Library of Us is […]
Sharik and Jessica Burgess-Stride’s nuptials at the Hobbiton Movie Set in Waikato, New Zealand, were a fantasy realized for the pair, who are passionate enthusiasts of “Lord of the Rings” and “The Hobbit.” Their enchanting day took an unexpected and magical twist when Elijah Wood, known for his role as Frodo Baggins in the films, made an unanticipated appearance during […]
Over nearly five decades, Prince Sadruddin and Princess Catherine Aga Khan succeeded in assembling an impressive array of Indian and Islamic artworks. Their collection featured everything from paintings and manuscripts to drawings and miniatures, dating from the 16th to the 19th century, with each piece demonstrating remarkable quality. On October 28, 2025, the Aga Khan collection set new records at […]
Title: The Influence of Ash: A Visual Study Through Ian Bates’ Photography Introduction Within photography, capturing the essence of a moment and its broader meanings serves as a powerful medium for narrative. Ian Bates, a photographer celebrated for his talent in finding depth within the ordinary, turns his focus to an unexpected subject — ash. This multifaceted material, often dismissed […]
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) and toy manufacturer Mattel are two influential brands known for distinct areas. MoMA serves as the venue for provocative modern and contemporary art, while Mattel encompasses brands like Barbie, UNO, and Hot Wheels. Together, they have embarked on a remarkable five-year collaboration to develop products inspired by each other. In their initial collection, several […]
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After an emergency board meeting at the Philadelphia Art Museum (PhAM), Director and CEO Sasha Suda was dismissed from her post yesterday, November 4. Initially reported in *Philadelphia Magazine*, Suda was ousted via email shortly after completing three years of her five-year contract with the museum and less than a month into the institution’s controversial [rebrand](https://hyperallergic.com/1048843/people-really-hate-the-philadelphia-art-museum-rebrand/). The email reportedly stated […]