**Amid the Parade Frenzy and Smoke Alarms of Thanksgiving Day in New York City, “Remaining Native” Reframes Indigenous Narratives** On Thanksgiving Day, while New York City pulsates with the excitement of parades and festivities, a powerful narrative is unfolding through the film “Remaining Native.” The Haudenosaunee-led documentary shifts the focus to Indigenous storytelling and resistance, shedding light on enduring cultural […]
**In Memoriam: Honoring the Recently Lost Visionaries of the Art World** **Llyn Foulkes (1934–2025)** *Multidisciplinary artist who satirized American culture* Llyn Foulkes forged a seven-decade career as a fierce commentator on American culture, using his art to critique and satirize historical and contemporary themes. His oeuvre ranges from paintings and assemblages to music, reflecting his diverse talents and unyielding vision. […]
Art Critic Christopher Knight Retires from Los Angeles Times Renowned art critic Christopher Knight will retire from the Los Angeles Times on November 28, as announced by fellow staff member Jessica Gelt. Knight, who has served as the paper’s staff art critic for 36 years, is celebrated for his incisive exhibition reviews and commentary on Los Angeles’ arts institutions. He […]
New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani announced the formation of his Committee on Arts and Culture, part of 17 advisory committees established prior to his upcoming inauguration. This 28-member committee includes distinguished figures such as former NYC Department of Cultural Affairs Commissioner Gonzalo Casals, curator and critic Kimberly Drew, Brooklyn Children’s Museum President Atiba Edwards, poet and Mellon Foundation President […]
Greta Thunberg and Extinction Rebellion Ignite Action in Venice In a bold demonstration highlighting the urgency of environmental issues, renowned climate activist Greta Thunberg joined forces with the group Extinction Rebellion to execute a vivid protest in Venice. The action involved turning the storied canals of Venice a striking lime green, coinciding with a broader movement across 10 Italian cities. […]
**Title: New York City Council Holds Oversight Hearing on Federal Censorship in the Arts** As cultural organizations across the United States continue to grapple with challenges posed by the Trump administration, New York City took a significant step in addressing these issues during a City Council oversight hearing focused on censorship in the arts. The hearing, spearheaded by City Councilmember […]
Llyn Foulkes, a trailblazing artist and musician known for his provocative works that spanned seven decades, passed away at the age of 91 on Thursday, November 20, at his home in Los Angeles. His daughter, Jenny Foulkes, confirmed the news, highlighting that some reports had misstated the date of his passing. Foulkes’s career was marked by an eclectic array of […]
Title: The Illusion of Freedom and Diversity in Berlin’s Art Scene Berlin is a city that seduces with its gritty allure, presenting itself as a hub of freedom and creativity. However, for artists like me, this façade quickly fades to reveal an underlying reality of performative liberation and institutional hypocrisy. Despite its reputation as a progressive capital, Berlin often masks […]
**Your Guide to Must-See Art Exhibitions This Season** Whether your artistic tastes lean towards abstraction or historical contexts, this season’s art exhibitions offer a diverse range of experiences. From groundbreaking abstract works by renowned artists to thought-provoking historical pieces, there’s something for everyone to explore. **Abstract Art: Creative Playfulness and Rebellion** Witness the bold visions of abstraction with “Painting in […]
Taha Al-izzi: Revealing the Poetry in Everyday Moments Taha Al-izzi has emerged as a notable figure in modern photography. Recognized for his distinct vision in portraying his surroundings, Al-izzi’s imagery distinguishes itself within the vast domain of visual narrative. As a photographer, Al-izzi possesses the uncommon gift of unveiling the remarkable within the ordinary, transforming daily sights into engaging narratives […]