Culture and Arts
Lucy Lippard’s Life on the Frontlines of Art
Lucy Lippard, a giant of 20th-century art criticism and feminism, shocked many when she left New York City for the rural village of Galisteo, New Mexico. Known for her activism…
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Independent Art Fair Partners With Henry Street Settlement
The Henry Street Settlement, a nonprofit organization focused on social services in Lower Manhattan, has announced a new partnership with…
Independent Art Fair Partners With Henry Street Settlement
The Henry Street Settlement, a nonprofit dedicated to social services in Lower Manhattan, has announced a partnership with Independent Art…
People Really Hate the Philadelphia Art Museum Rebrand
Farewell to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and welcome to … brace yourselves … the Philadelphia Art Museum! *silence* On…
In ‘The Party is Over,’ Murmure Confronts the Absurd Spectacle of the End Times
In this chaotic and challenging world, do we lean toward satire or light-heartedness? For the artistic pair known as Murmure…
What Do Astronomy and Jewelry Have in Common? In the Late Renaissance, Look to the Stars
In the renowned opening lines of the 17th-century poem “Auguries of Innocence,” William Blake poignantly expresses: To see a world…
Blink and You’d Miss the Moments Topping This Year’s Pure Street Photography Awards
Serendipity awaits at every turn, capturing a fleeting moment of chaos demands a discerning eye. Since 2020, Pure Street Photography—an…
A Tandem Dance of the Seen and Imagined
When I encountered the exhibition Abigail Dudley and Elise Siegel: Painting and Sculpture at Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects, I…
Smithsonian Institution Postpones Prestigious Portrait Exhibition
The National Portrait Gallery (NPG) has announced the delay of an exhibition tied to its triennial Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition…