Arts & Entertainment
Caio Marcolini’s fascination with organic systems began simply enough. It was “the trail left by the sea...
A swirling shower of colorful petals seen from the busy street, happily signifying spring, unveils a sneak...
Image licensed via Adobe Stock Today, everyone is celebrating the signing of a historic trade deal between...
JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present Time Alone, the debut London solo exhibition by South Korean...
The Artemizia Foundation is thrilled to announce the opening of Of Watchers, Tricksters, and the Bold, a dynamic...
“Oh, I looove her!” I hear a woman in a striped suit gush about Belgian artist Ann...
Given the trials and tribulations of the art market right now, why would dozens of galleries put...
PARIS — Long lionized as the first breakthrough painter of the early Renaissance, Cimabue has rarely been...
I gasped when I saw them: a pair of hermit crabs, poking out of resin-printed sculptures resembling...
The first thing I said to Nellie Scott, Executive Director of the Corita Art Center in downtown...
Sage Vaughn’s work has always lived between worlds: between beauty and chaos, the wild and the civilized,...
Faced with an existential threat from AI, the leading liberal newspaper is fighting back with a major...
The Nintendo Switch is one of the most successful gaming consoles of all time and easily the...
What first appeared as a monolithic statement in raw metal now emerges in a curated palette of...
The creative software giant has unveiled a new brand identity developed in collaboration with Mother Design. Read...
Etsy rival Big Cartel has been helping artists and makers sell products for 20 years. We explore...
Imagine standing at a window at dawn as the pale yellow morning light filters through the trees,...
‣ Plagiarizing independent media is part of corporate media’s business model. Jacob Weindling, writing for Splinter, explains: Plagiarism...
America’s Cultural Treasures: This article is part of a series sponsored by the Ford Foundation highlighting the...
