able to move with a gentle breeze, brought a new dynamic to sculpture. Calder’s **Lobster Trap and Fish Tail** exemplifies his innovative spirit, merging color, form, and movement in an engaging manner that captivated audiences. His playful approach revolutionized perceptions of sculptural art and influenced many contemporary artists. ### 10. Henry Moore (1898–1986) A leading figure in British sculpture, Henry […]
### The Value of Independent Art Journalism: Why Support Hyperallergic? In a time when corporations and billionaire-backed institutions increasingly dominate media, independent journalism is a rare but essential resource that fosters transparency, inclusiveness, and diversity. **Hyperallergic**, a leading voice in the world of art journalism, is one such independent publication that prides itself on challenging elitism and amplifying underrepresented voices […]
### Kerri Dick: Celebrating the Legacy of a Master Chilkat Weaver and Indigenous Art Advocate The Indigenous art community mourns the loss of **Kerri Dick** (Kwakwaka’wakw, Haida, Tlingit, Kootenay), a master Chilkat weaver and a celebrated figure for her exceptional contributions to First Nations art, community, and education. At just 41, her passing has left a deep impact on many […]
# Exploring *Edges of Ailey*: A Groundbreaking Exhibition at the Whitney Museum The groundbreaking career of Alvin Ailey, a seminal figure in the performing arts, transcended the conventional boundaries of both dance and modern choreography. Ailey’s work is not just iconic in its physicality but deeply rooted in an exploration of identity, culture, and social issues. Now, his rich legacy […]
# Exploring the Intersection of Queer Art: Jimmy DeSana & Paul P.’s *Ruins of Rooms* at KW Institute, Berlin **Berlin** — The exhibition *Ruins of Rooms* at the KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin brings into conversation the works of two prominent queer artists, Jimmy DeSana and Paul P., who, despite being from different generations, share a common thread […]
### AI-Generated Art and Copyright: A New Legal Frontier In recent years, AI-generated art has captivated the public and challenged traditional notions of creativity and authorship. At the center of this debate is Jason M. Allen, a Colorado-based artist whose AI-assisted piece, “Théâtre d’Opéra Spatial” (2022), ignited controversy after it won first place in a local art competition. His ongoing […]
# Hurricane Milton: An Imminent Threat Documented from Space Just under two weeks following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene across six southeastern states, another significant natural disaster appears to be forming in the Atlantic. Hurricane Milton, considered by many to be “the storm of the century,” is rapidly gaining strength and now ominously hovers near Florida’s coastline. The storm’s […]
“I lose myself staring at the ocean—in the lines forming across the horizon and the light reflecting on the swell as it passes by. My mind rests somewhere between waking and dreaming, floating on a moment in time. Beneath the surface, the world is quiet, sound drowns, and motion is slowed. It is in the depths that I find myself, […]
**MassArt’s MFA in Studio Arts: Shaping the Next Generation of Creative Leaders** The world of contemporary art is constantly evolving, and the need for artists to not only refine their craft but also develop a distinctive voice and sustainable practice has never been more urgent. The Massachusetts College of Art and Design (MassArt), a globally recognized institution in artistic and […]
# Activism in Museums: The Intersection of Art and Protest In recent years, museums and galleries — traditionally regarded as sanctuaries for art and culture — have increasingly become arenas for political expression and direct action. The events surrounding the British activist group Youth Demand provide a poignant example of this development. On October 9, two members of the group […]