Welcome to the 315th installment of A View From the Easel, a series in which artists reflect on their workspace. This week, artists mark an incredible 51 years in their woodworking school-turned-studio and fall in love with the magic of indigo. Hùng Lê, Kansas City, Missouri How long have you been working in this space? I’ve been working out of […]
Naomi Okubo’s creations present a distinctive fusion of realism and surrealism, crafting elaborate scenes adorned with intricate patterns and textures. Her artworks draw audiences into a carefully fashioned realm, where faceless beings are frequently wrapped in vibrant settings. These figures, clad in decorative attire, reflect both personal and collective narratives related to conformity and identity. Okubo’s art often highlights women […]
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# The Dynamic World of Art: A Look through the Lens of Recent Events In today’s fast-paced art scene, enthusiasts and collectors alike have their eyes glued to various happenings across the globe. From the reveal of gripping heist details to mesmerizing exhibitions, the art world never fails to captivate. This piece delves into recent developments and highlights, offering a […]
**Ranking of the 11 Most Challenging Classic RPG Games** Classic RPGs have long been a test of skill, wit, and perseverance, where overcoming challenging gameplay often defines the experience. Here, we rank the eleven most challenging classic RPG games that have stood the test of time. 1. **”Wizardry IV: The Return of Werdna” (1987)** Regarded as one of the most […]
**Hundreds Rally Against New School’s Faculty and Program Cuts During Board Meeting** On December 10, amidst ongoing financial turmoil, approximately 300 students, faculty, and supporters gathered outside the New School in Greenwich Village to protest significant faculty and program cutbacks. These measures, the administration claims, are necessary to tackle a $48 million budget deficit brought on by escalating costs, reduced […]
**While 2025 might be drawing to a close, the art books we read this year will stay with us for a long time to come.** In 2025, the art book landscape was vibrantly diverse, expanding beyond the conventional boundaries of monographs and catalogs. Readers indulged in biographies, academic titles, memoirs, zine re-issues, and art novels. Among the standout titles was […]
**In Memoriam: Honoring Influential Figures in the Art World** *Published every Wednesday, “In Memoriam” pays tribute to those recently lost, recognizing their profound impact on the art community.* **Frank Gehry (1929–2025)** *An Architect Who Turned Buildings into Sculptures* Frank Gehry, renowned for his iconic postmodernist designs, redefined architectural experiences in cities worldwide. His most famous work, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, […]
The Parisian art world in 2025 has been a vibrant mix of museum blockbusters, historical rediscoveries, and groundbreaking exhibitions, highlighting a city bustling with creativity and innovation. Major shifts include the Centre Pompidou closing its Beaubourg building for renovations and Fondation Cartier relocating next to the Louvre. These developments underscore Paris’s status as a vital center for experiencing contemporary art. […]
Starting January 1, 2026, MoMA PS1 will provide complimentary admission to all guests, eliminating financial obstacles and guaranteeing access for everyone. This program, enabled by a generous $900,000 contribution from innovative entrepreneur Sonya Yu, will establish MoMA PS1 as the largest free museum in New York City. The museum’s goal is to elevate its visitor numbers to 180,000 by the […]