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A Massive Diane Arbus Exhibition Does So Little
The era of Diane Arbus’s controversial photography is a thing of the past. Her images of marginalized individuals, taken without their consent, have sparked debate and discomfort for years. However,…
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Julie Hrudová’s Photos Frame Moments of Eccentricity, Happenstance, and Togetherness — Colossal
Julie Hrudová is a talented photographer known for capturing unique and quirky moments that make viewers do a double-take. Her…
The Friendship That Transformed Frida KahloÂ
Frida Kahlo's Month in Paris: A Surrealist Encounter with Mary Reynolds Frida Kahlo, “Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair (Autorretrato con pelo…
Whittled Wood Sculptures by Brett Stenson Conjure Curiosity and Longing — Colossal
Woodcarver Brett Stenson's Journey from Vinyl Toys to Hand-Carved Sculptures Portland-based artist Brett Stenson's artistic journey began in college, where…
Werner Bronkhorst’s Tiny Beachgoers and Sailors Wade Through Chunky Blue Expanses — Colossal
Werner Bronkhorst’s latest exhibition, titled "Sail Away," offers a glimpse into a world where the vast expanse of the ocean…
In ‘Slow Light,’ Past and Present Merge in the Uncanny, Animated Life of a Unique Protagonist — Colossal
Slow Light: A Mesmerizing Short Film by Kijek/Adamski Imagine a world where the past and present collide, where memories shape…
Five Latinx Artists Explore Materiality, Identity, and Belonging in ‘Los Encuentros’ — Colossal
Marfa, a small town in far West Texas, is a unique intersection of art, culture, and politics. Situated near the…
Bidding Adieu to Art Deco’s Democratic Dream
The Chrysler Building, a legendary 77-story skyscraper located at 42nd and Lexington Avenue in New York City, is now up…
The Queens Phone Repair Shop Meets the MuseumÂ
Umber Majeed’s exhibition, J😊Y TECH, currently on display at the Queens Museum, offers a unique and innovative exploration of the…