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16.07.2025

A New Book Cultivates a Rich Survey of 300 Magnificent Gardens — Colossal

Across 40 countries and 300 spaces, 'The Contemporary Garden' showcases one of humanity's perennial fascinations.

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16.07.2025

Spirituality, Nature, and Performance Converge in Victoria Ruiz's Vibrant Photographs — Colossal

Currently based in London, Ruiz draws upon her childhood experiences in Caracas, Venezuela, and her relationship with the natural world.

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15.07.2025

Watch Solar Winds Burst into Space in the Closest-Ever Glimpse of the Sun — Colossal

NASA's Parker Solar Probe reached 3.8 million miles from the sun's surface to document raging solar winds.

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15.07.2025

A Multifaceted Book and Exhibition, 'Black Earth Rising' Contends with Colonialism, Land, and Climate — Colossal

'Black Earth Rising' illuminates links between the climate crisis, land, colonization, diasporas, and social and environmental justice.

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12.07.2025

From Vietnam to Nepal, Lee Me Kyeoung Expands the Geographic Bounds of Her Corner Store Drawings — Colossal

Lee Me Kyeoung creates exquisite visual odes to the small markets she encounters from Australia to Turkey.

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12.07.2025

A New Book Illuminates Jean-Michel Basquiat's Prolific Time in Los Angeles — Colossal

'Made on Market Street' illuminates a lesser-known period of the iconic artist's life and creative practice.

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12.07.2025

The 16th-Century Artist Who Created the First Compendium of Insect Drawings — Colossal

Before the invention of the microscope and the field of entomology emerged, Joris Hoefnagel devoted himself to the natural world.

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11.07.2025

Tenderly Crocheted Sculptures by Caitlin McCormack Contend with Existential Dread — Colossal

The Philadelphia-based artist channels a nostalgic medium to peer more closely at what we ignore in the present.

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11.07.2025

A Dance and Film Series Choreographs Five Poetic Approaches to Beginning Again — Colossal

A five-part film series for Films.Dance confronts the inevitability of change through poetic, if not dizzying movement.

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11.07.2025

Unity and Resilience Flow Through Taquen's Gestural Compositions — Colossal

In a recent excursion, Taquen traveled to Africa to participate in the Sahara Marathon.

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10.07.2025

Wood and Ceramic 'Guardian' Assemblages by Expanded Eye Emphasize Earthy Materials — Colossal

Through large-scale installations and framed tile pieces, the artists explore the possibilities of texture, pattern, and color.

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10.07.2025

Blackburn's National Festival of Making Celebrates Collaborations Between Art and Industry — Colossal

This year marked the seventh edition of the festival's theme, "Art in Manufacturing," with large-scale installations and dozens of events.

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10.07.2025

JR's Tree of 10,000 Hands Takes Root in a Former Montpellier Church — Colossal

Known for his large-scale participatory art projects, JR has embarked on a new project that breathes life into a historic venue.

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09.07.2025

The ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025 Shortlist Revels in Our Remarkable Solar System — Colossal

The shortlist for Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025 features 30 photographs selected from more than 5,800 global entries.

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09.07.2025

Raqib Shaw's 100-Foot-Wide Autobiographical Painting Traces a Journey of Exile and Self-Discovery — Colossal

Composed of 21 panels that stretch 100 feet wide, "Paradise Lost" traces four chapters of the artist's life, from childhood to 2015.

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09.07.2025

Challenging Gender Norms, a Bolivian Skateboarding Collective Celebrates Indigenous Style — Colossal

A video from NOWNESS highlights how the Imillaskate collective combines a contemporary sport with time-honored cholita customs.

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08.07.2025

Site-Specific Textiles by Rachel B. Hayes Radiate Within Vast Landscapes and Sunlit Interiors — Colossal

From myriad swaths of vivid, translucent fabric, Tulsa-based artist Rachel B. Hayes conjures striking installations.

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08.07.2025

From Velvet and Vintage Textiles, Larysa Bernhardt Embroiders Otherworldly Moths — Colossal

Larysa Bernhardt uses vintage tapestries, needlepoint, and lush velvet to embroider mystical, textile moth sculptures.

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08.07.2025

Magical Realism Permeates Christian Ruiz Berman's Labyrinthine Paintings — Colossal

For Ruiz Berman, magical realism translates his realities into surreal compositions that are a constellation of references and memories.

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04.07.2025

Vibrant Patterns in Frances Priest's Ceramics Emanate Historical and International Influences — Colossal

Frances Priest creates ceramic vessels, tiles, and sculptural forms that explore the possibilities of pattern.

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04.07.2025

A New Aerial Photography Contest Takes a Bird's-Eye View of Life Around the World — Colossal

The International Aerial Photographer of the Year transports viewers across the globe, offering dazzling perspectives.

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03.07.2025

Photos by Charly Broyez and Laurent Kronental Celebrate Architecture Ahead of Its Time — Colossal

The seminal work of architect Jean Balladur, modernist resort La Grande Motte was once panned by critics.

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03.07.2025

Explore Centuries of Art History 15 Minutes at a Time in James Payne's 'Great Art Explained' — Colossal

Great Art Explained began in May 2020 with the simple premise that great art can be explained clearly and concisely in 15 minutes.

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02.07.2025

Ethereal Sculptures by Karen LaMonte Link Perceptions of Beauty, Femininity, and Nature — Colossal

Karen LaMonte’s sculptures explore ideas around femininity, resilience, and conventions of beauty throughout history.

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02.07.2025

July 2025 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists — Colossal

Every month, we share opportunities for artists and designers, including open calls, grants, fellowships, and residencies.

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02.07.2025

Hear the Otherworldly 'Choir' of Singing Beechwood Dolls by Teenage Engineering — Colossal

The line of linkable digital speakers by Swedish electronics company Teenage Engineering is an eclectic octuple of wooden characters.

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01.07.2025

Get Up Close to Frank Lloyd Wright's Unrealized Buildings with David Romero's Digital Models — Colossal

David Romero uses digital modeling software and Frank Lloyd Wright's archives to create realistic renderings of unrealized designs.

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01.07.2025

Elodie Blanchard Revitalizes Fabric Scraps into Vivid Patchworks of Trees, Bouquets, and Goddesses — Colossal

For Elodie Blanchard, textiles hold boundless narrative potential that she explores by stitching vivid patchworks from found fabrics.

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28.06.2025

In a Baltimore Exhibition, the Transformative Potential of Today's Griots Emerges — Colossal

A group exhibition curated by Noel Bedolla and Ky Vassor at Galerie Myrtis gathers a dozen international artists continuing this tradition.

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27.06.2025

Chris Ware Illustrates a Postwoman's Day to Celebrate 250 Years of USPS — Colossal

Chris Ware's illustration for the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Postal Service will be released on July 23.

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27.06.2025

How Do Muppets Go Outside? Find Out How Kermit and Gang Took to the Real World — Colossal

A mini-documentary delves into 'The Muppet Movie' (1979) and its seven filmic followups, posing the question, "How do Muppets go outside?"

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26.06.2025

See the First Images of Our Solar System Taken by the World's Biggest Digital Camera — Colossal

The first images released by the Vera C. Rubin Observatory show details of our Solar System with unprecedented clarity.

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26.06.2025

Explore Storytelling Through 300 Years of Quilts in 'Fabric of a Nation' — Colossal

'Fabric of a Nation: American Quilt Stories from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston' surveys nearly 50 quilts.

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26.06.2025

Alicja Kwade Reflects the Warped Nature of Time and Reality in Poetic Installations — Colossal

Square steel bars give way to knotted branches in Alicja Kwade’s monumental meditation on time at Pace Gallery.

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25.06.2025

Roméo Mivekannin's Cage-Like Sculptures of Museums Reframe the Colonial Past — Colossal

In 'Atlas,' Roméo Mivekannin draws attention to the colonialist practices and ethical gray areas that permeate many European institutions.

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25.06.2025

Ireland's Oldest and Largest Medieval Book Shrine Goes on Public View for the First Time — Colossal

Found in 1986 and following a 39-year conservation project, Ireland's oldest and largest medieval book shrine is now on view.

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25.06.2025

Ippei Tsujio's Fresh Batch of Wrapping Paper Transforms Gifts Into Perfectly Baked Loaves — Colossal

These toasty sheets of wrapping paper designed by Ippei Tsujio encompass the classic recipe phrase, "bake until golden brown."

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25.06.2025

Wandering Minds Reach the Bounds of Post-Its in Aron Wiesenfeld's 'Playtime' — Colossal

Aron Wiesenfeld has been experimenting with a tinier canvas, packing the same enigmatic energy into a Post-It.

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24.06.2025

In 'Big Bad Wolf,' Sculptor Kendra Haste Contends with Conservation and Rewilding — Colossal

Using a simple material, British sculptor Kendra Haste brings us face-to-face with striking sculptures of wild animals.

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24.06.2025

London's Largest Ancient Roman Fresco Makes for the 'World's Most Difficult Jigsaw Puzzle' — Colossal

Scattered in pieces, the city's largest area of painted Roman plaster was found amid the rubble, dating back at least 1,800 years.

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A New Book Cultivates a Rich Survey of 300 Magnificent Gardens — Colossal

Spirituality, Nature, and Performance Converge in Victoria Ruiz's Vibrant Photographs — Colossal

Watch Solar Winds Burst into Space in the Closest-Ever Glimpse of the Sun — Colossal

A Multifaceted Book and Exhibition, 'Black Earth Rising' Contends with Colonialism, Land, and Climate — Colossal

From Vietnam to Nepal, Lee Me Kyeoung Expands the Geographic Bounds of Her Corner Store Drawings — Colossal

A New Book Illuminates Jean-Michel Basquiat's Prolific Time in Los Angeles — Colossal

The 16th-Century Artist Who Created the First Compendium of Insect Drawings — Colossal

Tenderly Crocheted Sculptures by Caitlin McCormack Contend with Existential Dread — Colossal

A Dance and Film Series Choreographs Five Poetic Approaches to Beginning Again — Colossal

Unity and Resilience Flow Through Taquen's Gestural Compositions — Colossal

Wood and Ceramic 'Guardian' Assemblages by Expanded Eye Emphasize Earthy Materials — Colossal

Blackburn's National Festival of Making Celebrates Collaborations Between Art and Industry — Colossal

JR's Tree of 10,000 Hands Takes Root in a Former Montpellier Church — Colossal

The ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025 Shortlist Revels in Our Remarkable Solar System — Colossal

Raqib Shaw's 100-Foot-Wide Autobiographical Painting Traces a Journey of Exile and Self-Discovery — Colossal

Challenging Gender Norms, a Bolivian Skateboarding Collective Celebrates Indigenous Style — Colossal

Site-Specific Textiles by Rachel B. Hayes Radiate Within Vast Landscapes and Sunlit Interiors — Colossal

From Velvet and Vintage Textiles, Larysa Bernhardt Embroiders Otherworldly Moths — Colossal

Magical Realism Permeates Christian Ruiz Berman's Labyrinthine Paintings — Colossal

Vibrant Patterns in Frances Priest's Ceramics Emanate Historical and International Influences — Colossal

A New Aerial Photography Contest Takes a Bird's-Eye View of Life Around the World — Colossal

Photos by Charly Broyez and Laurent Kronental Celebrate Architecture Ahead of Its Time — Colossal

Explore Centuries of Art History 15 Minutes at a Time in James Payne's 'Great Art Explained' — Colossal

Ethereal Sculptures by Karen LaMonte Link Perceptions of Beauty, Femininity, and Nature — Colossal

July 2025 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists — Colossal

Hear the Otherworldly 'Choir' of Singing Beechwood Dolls by Teenage Engineering — Colossal

Get Up Close to Frank Lloyd Wright's Unrealized Buildings with David Romero's Digital Models — Colossal

Elodie Blanchard Revitalizes Fabric Scraps into Vivid Patchworks of Trees, Bouquets, and Goddesses — Colossal

In a Baltimore Exhibition, the Transformative Potential of Today's Griots Emerges — Colossal

Chris Ware Illustrates a Postwoman's Day to Celebrate 250 Years of USPS — Colossal

How Do Muppets Go Outside? Find Out How Kermit and Gang Took to the Real World — Colossal

See the First Images of Our Solar System Taken by the World's Biggest Digital Camera — Colossal

Explore Storytelling Through 300 Years of Quilts in 'Fabric of a Nation' — Colossal

Alicja Kwade Reflects the Warped Nature of Time and Reality in Poetic Installations — Colossal

Roméo Mivekannin's Cage-Like Sculptures of Museums Reframe the Colonial Past — Colossal

Ireland's Oldest and Largest Medieval Book Shrine Goes on Public View for the First Time — Colossal

Ippei Tsujio's Fresh Batch of Wrapping Paper Transforms Gifts Into Perfectly Baked Loaves — Colossal

Wandering Minds Reach the Bounds of Post-Its in Aron Wiesenfeld's 'Playtime' — Colossal

In 'Big Bad Wolf,' Sculptor Kendra Haste Contends with Conservation and Rewilding — Colossal

London's Largest Ancient Roman Fresco Makes for the 'World's Most Difficult Jigsaw Puzzle' — Colossal

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