Culture and Arts
You Can Actually Smell the Incense, Rainy Meadows and Musty Cloth in These Pre-Raphaelite Paintings
A new exhibition in England is offering visitors a unique sensory experience by allowing them to not only view painted scenes and characters but also smell them. The exhibition, titled…
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The Artist Printing Emblems of Immigrant Resistance
Oakland-based artist and activist Nicolás González-Medina recently made headlines for his powerful woodcut print, "Somos La Resistencia (We Are the…
Through Ceramics, Stephanie Shih Considers the Disillusioning Price of Domestic Bliss — Colossal
Exploring the Absurdity of Domestic Bliss Through Art Stephanie Shih’s latest exhibition, Domestic Bliss, delves into the complexities of modern…
15 Months of Protest Art for Gaza
The ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas has brought a temporary respite to the violence in Gaza, marking a pivotal…
Deniz Kurdak Crafts Fragility and Resilience in Embroidered Depictions of Porcelain — Colossal
Deniz Kurdak, a London-based artist, finds inspiration in the motif of ceramics, particularly blue-and-white porcelain. This style, originating in China…
Step Into Sonia Boyce’s Sensory World
Sonia Boyce's exhibition, "Feeling Her Way," currently on display at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) in Toronto, is a…
Julia Warhola Was an Artist in Her Own Right
Julia Warhola, the mother of the iconic artist Andy Warhol, has long been overlooked in the shadow of her famous…
Crafting Resistance Through Masquerade
Crafting Identity: The Evolution of Jonkonnu Masquerades The tradition of Jonkonnu masquerades is a vibrant and complex cultural practice that…
Asya Marakulina Sculpts Poignant Ceramic Portraits of Demolished Homes — Colossal
Vienna-based artist Asya Marakulina has found inspiration in the aging structures of apartment buildings and row houses that were built…