Culture and Arts
A Junk Dealer Discovered a ‘Horrible’ Painting in a Cellar 60 Years Ago. It Might Be a $6.6 Million Picasso
The discovery of a potential authentic Pablo Picasso painting in an Italian family's home has sparked excitement and intrigue in the art world. The canvas was found by junk dealer…
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Lady Pink, the Queen of New York City Graffiti
In 1971, a seven-year-old Sandra Fabara made a life-changing move with her family from the lush rainforests of Ecuador to…
In Luminous Portraits, Florence Solis Invokes Feminine Power Amid Constraint — Colossal
The makahiya plant, known for its hypersensitive nature, folds its tiny leaflets inward when touched, a defensive response that artist…
Climate Protesters Target NYC’s Iconic “Charging Bull” in Earth Day Protest
Climate activists made a bold statement on Earth Day by targeting the famous “Charging Bull” sculpture in Manhattan’s Financial District.…
Reviving an Ancestral Hawaiian Tradition, Lehuauakea Reimagines Kapa in Bold Textile Works — Colossal
Lehuauakea, a Kanaka Maoli artist, recently received the Walker Youngbird Foundation grant for emerging Native American artists for their work…
I Attended My First “Plant Funeral” in New York City
Plant funerals are a growing trend in the world of plant enthusiasts, offering a unique way to process the loss…
Pope Francis’s Most Timeless Insights on Art and Artists
Pope Francis, the beloved pontiff who passed away on April 21 at the age of 88, will be remembered for…
Five New York City Art Shows We Love This Week
This week's art scene is dominated by the presence of talented and powerful women. From Patty Chang to Myrlande Constant…
The Neoliberal Roots of Trump’s Anti-DEI Crusade
The recent decision by the Organization of American States (OAS) to cancel two major exhibitions at the Art Museum of…