Culture and Arts

Chinoiserie Through a Feminist Lens

The Feminist Revision of Chinoiserie: Unveiling the Complexities of Gender Autonomy and Racial Stereotyping Chinoiserie, a Western interpretation of Chinese culture and aesthetics in manufactured wares, has long been associated

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Lasted Culture and Arts

What Do We Really Think of the New New Museum?

Following a four-year development process and a two-year closure, the New Museum has reopened its doors. The expansion, designed by

Nostalgia and Decay Meet Theatricality in Andrew Moore’s Dramatic Photos — Colossal

Andrew Moore is renowned for his evocative photographs that capture landscapes, interiors, and urban scenes seemingly frozen in a bygone

Remembering Axel Burrough, Kazumasa Nagai, and Éliane Radigue

In Memoriam This week, we pay tribute to a groundbreaking composer, an Indigenous muralist, and a distinguished gallerist from the

Pejac Transforms Basic Graph Paper into Detailed, Trompe-L’Ĺ“il Tableaux — Colossal

“Art in Veins” (2025). All images courtesy of Pejac, shared with permission Graph paper is typically used for plotting graphs

Islamic Futurism Here and Now

Exploring the future of Islamic art, calls for a boycott at the Venice Biennale, a comprehensive guide to New York's

May You Live in Interesting Times — The IFPDA Print Fair Asks, Do Bad Times Really Inspire Great Art?

Announcement This year’s edition brings together over 80 exhibitors presenting works from Francisco Goya to Kara Walker. April 9–12 at

Meet the First Cohort of Haystack’s Artist Grant Initiative

For the past half-year, a group of creators from the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts community has thrived through the

When a Palestinian Artist Asserts Her Own Humanity

In the film “Morgenkreis | Morning Circle” (2025) by Berlin-based Palestinian artist Basma al-Sharif, a poignant scene takes place at