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Who Shot Me? Help Identify the Anonymous Photographer Who Captured 1960s San Francisco — Colossal
The mystery surrounding the unidentified San Francisco-area photographer from the 1960s and 1970s continues to captivate audiences and spark curiosity. With a collection of over 8,400 images depicting pivotal moments…
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Marisol Was Nobody’s It Girl
Marisol: A Retrospective - A Comprehensive Reassessment of an Underrated Artist The recent retrospective of Marisol at the Dallas Museum…
Museum of the American Latino Could Vanish Under Trump
The Trump administration's proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026 has sparked concerns for the future of the National Museum of…
Rain Couldn’t Dampen the Spirit of Brooklyn Pride
Brooklyn Pride Day 2025 was a resounding success despite the rainy weather that tried to dampen the spirits of attendees.…
‘The War of Art’ Charts the Catalyzing History of Artists’ Protests in the U.S. — Colossal
Art has always been a powerful tool for activism, a fact that is highlighted in Lauren O’Neill-Butler’s new book, The…
Kinetic Artist Susumu Shingu’s Gentle Message for the WorldÂ
Susumu Shingu: Exploring the Intersection of Art and Nature Japanese kinetic sculptor, installation artist, and author Susumu Shingu is a…
Henri Matisse Never Really Left Morocco
In 1912, Henri Matisse embarked on a journey to Tangier, Morocco, seeking inspiration and a change of scenery. Despite a…
Candy-Colored Sculptures by Poh Sin Studio Ornaments Aquatic Life — Colossal
Pamela Poh Sin Tan, the creative mind behind Poh Sin Studio, has recently unveiled her latest collection titled "Specimen Garden."…
Faith XLVII Sews Textiles Made from World Maps and Currency to Explore the ‘Veins of the World’ — Colossal
Faith XLVII, a South African artist, explores the intersection of cartography, money, and national symbols in her ongoing series, including…