Theatre Picasso, an exhibition at Tate Modern curated by artists Wu Tsang and Enrique Fuenteblanca, challenges conventional historical approaches by using the entire Picasso collection. The show is framed as a stage, encouraging visitors to engage with the artworks as participants. However, the exhibit’s execution has been criticized for its lack of coherent curatorial narrative and chaotic thematic organization. While […]
When discussing Impressionist painters, Édouard Manet, Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Camille Pissarro usually rank among the most notable. However, in relation to his contemporaries, Pissarro is frequently regarded as the “first Impressionist,” a sentiment echoed not only by art historians but also by fellow artist Paul Cézanne. Therefore, it’s fitting that Pissarro stands as the exclusive focus […]
**UC Irvine Acquires Orange County Museum of Art** The Orange County Museum of Art (OCMA) has become part of the University of California, Irvine, in a merger that aims to create a new institution, the UC Irvine Langson Orange County Museum of Art. This move integrates OCMA with the UC Irvine Jack and Shanaz Langson Institute and Museum of California […]
Film has evolved significantly since the initial grainy, black-and-white visuals that graced the screen. Yet, in spite of contemporary innovations such as technicolor, CGI, and HD cameras, an essence persists in the earliest films ever crafted. A paramount illustration is *Momijigari* (1899), acknowledged as the oldest extant Japanese film. Directed by Shibata Tsunekichi, this 3-minute, 50-second piece offers a unique […]
On Sunday, October 12, from 11am to 3pm, Northern Cheyenne artist Bently Spang will present Tekcno Powwow Jr.2: To the Second Power at Rutgers’ Voorhees Mall in New Brunswick, New Jersey. This free, public event is part of Spang’s Tekcno Powwow series, blending powwow traditions with modern cultural expressions like breakdancing and hip-hop to explore artistic influences. Spang challenges stereotypes […]
Join a community of dedicated artists for full-time study in drawing, painting, and sculpture. The New York Studio School (NYSS) was founded in 1964 with an emphasis on artists learning from artists, working from perception in extensive studio sessions, and the pursuit of drawing as the most direct means of describing one’s ideas or experiences. At NYSS, students cultivate distinctive […]
**Opportunities for Artists: Elevate Your Creative Journey** In the ever-evolving world of art, opportunities abound for artists seeking to expand their horizons, gain recognition, and secure funding for their projects. From residencies to fellowships, open calls, and grants, the art community offers a plethora of prospects to nurture talent and creativity. Here’s a curated list of exciting opportunities available to […]
**Incredible Maps: Illustrating Global Diversity Through Infographics** Life for humans around the world differs greatly based on geographical location, affecting everything from access to technology to distinct wildlife environments. For example, TikTok does not operate in Russia, and alligators are found solely in the southeastern United States and China. These fascinating snippets of information are just some of what Georgi […]
On November 20, 2021, Michelle and John Wylie celebrated a wedding event that was truly unique at a boutique hotel on the coast of South Ayrshire in Scotland. They were surrounded by friends and family, but it was only after receiving their wedding photographs that they spotted an unfamiliar face—an uninvited wedding crasher. Despite attempts to identify the stranger, including […]
Exploring Multidimensional Landscapes: A Thousand Plateaus by Artist Lana Haga Celebrated for her inventive artistry, Lana Haga has enthralled viewers with her recent showcase, “A Thousand Plateaus.” This remarkable collection examines multidimensional landscapes through a range of evocative, immersive installations that encourage audiences to interact not just with the tangible elements of the displayed works but also with the conceptual […]