Culture and Arts
An Exhibition Celebrates the Self-Taught Immigrant Artists Shaping Chicago — Colossal
Chicago, a city built on the traditional homeland of the Sauk, Fox, and Potawatomi peoples, has a rich history of immigration. In the early years after its incorporation in 1837,…
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Dream Worlds Emerge in Yuichi Hirako’s Larger-than-Life Domestic Spaces — Colossal
Yuichi Hirako is an artist based in Tokyo whose work explores the relationship between humans, nature, and the built environment…
Two Suspects Admit to Louvre Heist Involvement, Prosecutor SaysÂ
Paris Prosecutor: Suspects Partially Admit Involvement in Louvre Jewel Heist After spending four days in custody, two suspects arrested in…
Wexner Center Director Departs Amid Staff Complaints
The Wexner Center for the Arts, Ohio State University's contemporary art institution, has announced the departure of Gaëtane Verna as…
‘Out of Print,’ a Shepard Fairey Retrospective, Delves into the Power of Protest — Colossal
Shepard Fairey is a renowned artist known for his bold illustrations and iconic posters that have made a significant impact…
An Unfinished History of the AntichristÂ
Exploring the History of the Faustian Bargain Ed Simon, Public Humanities Special Faculty at Carnegie Mellon University, delves into the…
Moments of Riotous Unrest Converge in Elmer Guevara’s Dramatic Paintings — Colossal
Elmer Guevara's solo exhibition, "Yesterday like today / Ayer cómo hoy," delves into the complexities of living through compounded crises.…
Howard Hodgkin Was Best in the Dark Spaces
Pitzhanger Manor in London is currently hosting an exhibition of prints by the late Howard Hodgkin, set against the backdrop…
The Feminine Abandon of Danielle Mckinney
Danielle Mckinney, a New Jersey-based artist, found solace in painting in 2020 during the global lockdown. Transitioning from photography to…