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08.07.2025
For Ruiz Berman, magical realism translates his realities into surreal compositions that are a constellation of references and memories.
From myriad swaths of vivid, translucent fabric, Tulsa-based artist Rachel B. Hayes conjures striking installations.
Larysa Bernhardt uses vintage tapestries, needlepoint, and lush velvet to embroider mystical, textile moth sculptures.
04.07.2025
The International Aerial Photographer of the Year transports viewers across the globe, offering dazzling perspectives.
Frances Priest creates ceramic vessels, tiles, and sculptural forms that explore the possibilities of pattern.
03.07.2025
Great Art Explained began in May 2020 with the simple premise that great art can be explained clearly and concisely in 15 minutes.
The seminal work of architect Jean Balladur, modernist resort La Grande Motte was once panned by critics.
02.07.2025
Every month, we share opportunities for artists and designers, including open calls, grants, fellowships, and residencies.
Karen LaMonte’s sculptures explore ideas around femininity, resilience, and conventions of beauty throughout history.
The line of linkable digital speakers by Swedish electronics company Teenage Engineering is an eclectic octuple of wooden characters.
01.07.2025
David Romero uses digital modeling software and Frank Lloyd Wright's archives to create realistic renderings of unrealized designs.
For Elodie Blanchard, textiles hold boundless narrative potential that she explores by stitching vivid patchworks from found fabrics.
28.06.2025
A group exhibition curated by Noel Bedolla and Ky Vassor at Galerie Myrtis gathers a dozen international artists continuing this tradition.
27.06.2025
Chris Ware's illustration for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Postal Service will be released on July 23.
A mini-documentary delves into 'The Muppet Movie' (1979) and its seven filmic followups, posing the question, "How do Muppets go outside?"
26.06.2025
The first images released by the Vera C. Rubin Observatory show details of our Solar System with unprecedented clarity.
'Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston' surveys nearly 50 quilts.
Square steel bars give way to knotted branches in Alicja Kwade’s monumental meditation on time at Pace Gallery.
25.06.2025
Found in 1986 and following a 39-year conservation project, Ireland's oldest and largest medieval book shrine is now on view.
Aron Wiesenfeld has been experimenting with a tinier canvas, packing the same enigmatic energy into a Post-It.
In 'Atlas,' Roméo Mivekannin draws attention to the colonialist practices and ethical gray areas that permeate many European institutions.
These toasty sheets of wrapping paper designed by Ippei Tsujio encompass the classic recipe phrase, "bake until golden brown."
24.06.2025
Using a simple material, British sculptor Kendra Haste brings us face-to-face with striking sculptures of wild animals.
Scattered in pieces, the city's largest area of painted Roman plaster was found amid the rubble, dating back at least 1,800 years.
22.06.2025
Unmissable amid Riverkeeper's Fish Migration Celebration were a series of large-scale marine animal puppets by Greg Corbino.
21.06.2025
For filmmaker Lucy Davidson and her short animation "Baggage," it's not so much about luggage as it is about what we stuff inside.
Seth Armstrong transports us to Southern California in oil paintings that explore the nature of concealment.
Zak Ové reframes dominant narratives about the African diaspora, interrogating the past to posit what he calls "potential futures."
19.06.2025
Semicircles notched into smooth wooden panel structure Dallas-based artist Nosheen Iqbal's floral embroideries.
Lillian Blades creates expansive and immersive installations that reflect on how we experience pattern and texture.
18.06.2025
Pamela Poh Sin Tan embellishes colorful laser-cut steel with small chalcedony stone beads for 'Specimen Garden.'
Faith XLVII cuts apart old maps, discontinued currency, and national flags, sewing them into patterned tapestries.
'The War of Art: A History of Artists' Protest in America' comes when many of us are considering what tools we have to create the world we want to live in.
17.06.2025
Evoking model railroads and dollhouses, Josh Dihle's sculptural paintings incorporate recognizable objects with an uncanny bent.
Dorothy's twist on the 3D graphic form, a series titled 'Inside Information,' is a celebration of pop culture and modern technology.
14.06.2025
After the "orca uprising" captivated anti-capitalists, scientists are intrigued by another form of marine mammal communication.
When backlit, Yael Martínez's images bear a dazzling constellation of light that distorts the images haunted by violence.
13.06.2025
Trailblazing photographer Alice Austen's archive of more than 7,500 photographs returns to her ancestral home in New York.
Piping clay with bakery tools, artist Ebony Russell creates a range of delectable vessels in a prism of colors.
In a short film titled Snovník, or Dreamer, Czech Rpublic-based filmmaker Laura Boráros introduces a bright red protagonist who is unable to sleep.