Ides Kihlen, the beloved Argentinian abstract painter whose first solo exhibition came at age 85, died on April 14 at age 108. The news of her death was announced by Galería Via Margutta in Córdoba, which has represented the artist since 2012. From her early arts education as a teenager, Kihlen remained committed to her dual love of painting and […]
**Royce Jarvey by Maria Hupfield** In 2024, renowned artist Maria Hupfield, a member of the Wasauksing First Nation in Canada, produced an impactful piece known as “Royce Jarvey.” This work, an archival pigment print, serves as a testament to Hupfield’s prowess in expressing the convergence of modern art and indigenous identity. Maria Hupfield, born in 1975, has persistently utilized her […]
**Exploring Community Through Art, Journalism, and Personal Narratives** Community can be a tapestry of experiences, narratives, and expressions that connect individuals through shared and diverse experiences. This week, we delve into stories and reflections that illustrate various community aspects, from spaces like museums to the predicaments of individuals caught in the complexities of socio-political systems. **Museum as a Site of […]
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) marked the debut of the David Geffen Galleries with a glamorous gala, ushering in a new era for its permanent collection. The event was filled with Hollywood stars, but the centerpiece was an awe-inspiring light display created by DRIFT, which utilized 1,000 drones in a captivating performance above the newly constructed building […]
**Parallax(e): Perspectives on the Canada–US Border – A Contemporary Reflection on the Northwest Boundary Survey** The Reach Gallery Museum in Abbotsford, British Columbia, presents “Parallax(e): Perspectives on the Canada–US Border,” an exhibition delving into the historical and contemporary dimensions of the border creation along the 49th parallel. Running through May 30, this exhibit juxtaposes historical documents from the Northwest Boundary […]
**Venice Biennale 2026 Takes Stand Against Nations with ICC Charges** The 61st International Art Exhibition of the Venice Biennale has made headlines with its international awards jury’s groundbreaking decision to exclude any countries whose leaders are currently accused by the International Criminal Court (ICC) of crimes against humanity from consideration for awards. This decisive action reflects the jury’s commitment to […]
An animal sighting may seem insignificant at first glance, yet it frequently represents years of dedication to restoring and protecting a habitat. Such is the case with a “cloud jaguar” in Honduras. For the first time in a decade, this specific creature has been captured by a camera trap in the Sierra del Merendón mountain range. The jaguar was recorded […]
Satellite Imagery Confirms Demolition of Holy Mother of God Church in Artsakh Recent satellite imagery has confirmed the destruction of the Holy Mother of God Church, located in the former capital city of Stepanakert, Artsakh. This development has sparked significant concern regarding the preservation of Armenian religious and cultural heritage within the region, often targeted amid ongoing geopolitical tensions. The […]
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The Japanese craft of kintsugi is a method of mending that transforms shattered pottery into something more beautiful through visible restoration. Metallic lacquer fills the fractures, evolving the piece into something identifiable yet more unique than previously, as the breaks have become part of its narrative. A tattoo artist named Antonio, who goes by the name Sangre Blue, draws inspiration […]