Culture and Arts
The Dog Did It! Stephen Morrison’s Trompe-l’Å“ils Brim with Canine Character — Colossal
Stephen Morrison's art is deeply inspired by dogs, capturing the timeless love we have for our furry companions. His sculptural assemblages and paintings feature puppy faces nestled in foliage or…
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An Anti-Monument to Match Our Moment
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, DC is a stark contrast to the grandeur of the traditional monuments in the…
Color and Repetition Form Optical Rhythms in Daniel Mullen’s Geometric Paintings — Colossal
Daniel Mullen's artwork is a mesmerizing display of transparent, glass-like planes that sweep across his canvases, creating a dance of…
A Nazi-Looted Painting Recovered by the Monuments Men During World War II Is Going on Sale
The painting, along with other works of art, was saved by the Monuments Men, a group of soldiers dedicated to…
A Different Kind of Joy
The promise of "joy" that Kamala Harris sold us has turned into a bitter disappointment, as we find ourselves once…
What Makes the Dark, Whimsical World of Tim Burton So Compelling?
Overall, "The World of Tim Burton" exhibition offers a comprehensive look at the career and creative process of the iconic…
Michael McGrath Summons Symbolism and a Folk Art Style in Expressive Paintings — Colossal
Michael McGrath is an artist whose works are filled with fanged cats, all-seeing ravens, anthropomorphized botanicals, and disembodied faces that…
Meet Haggis, the Latest Baby Pygmy Hippo to Win Over the Internet
Scotland’s Edinburgh Zoo has recently welcomed a new addition to their family of pygmy hippos—a baby calf named Haggis. Born…
Lebanon’s Ancient Heritage Under Threat as Israel Ramps Up Attacks
Israel's Ongoing Assault on Baalbek and Cultural Genocide in Gaza In the wake of Israel's first citywide evacuation order for…