Culture and Arts
Can Artists Stop the AI Slop Machine?
In 2022, Molly Crabapple noticed a concerning trend: her unique illustrations of the Aleppo skyline and protest portraits were being replicated across the internet. It became evident that artificial intelligence…
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Five Shows to See in New York City Right Now
The art world is buzzing with a plethora of exciting exhibitions and shows this week, showcasing the diverse talents of…
Who Shot Me? Help Identify the Anonymous Photographer Who Captured 1960s San Francisco — Colossal
The mystery surrounding the unidentified San Francisco-area photographer from the 1960s and 1970s continues to captivate audiences and spark curiosity.…
Athens Museum Removes Artworks Vandalized by Far-Right Lawmaker
The National Gallery–Alexandros Soutsos Museum in Athens made a bold decision to remove four damaged artworks by Greek artist Christophoros…
Delight in Heather Rios’s Delectable Cakes Made from Polymer Clay and Embroidery — Colossal
Heather Rios is an artist whose creations look good enough to eat, but you might want to resist the urge.…
The Unlikely Muse of Soil
Soil is a fundamental element of our planet, yet often overlooked and underappreciated. In a recent exhibition at Somerset House…
Unlearning the Myths of Asian Art History
Art history is a complex and fascinating subject that often leaves us grappling with the unknown. The Asia Society and…
Nick Cave’s Eternal Garden
Nick Cave is a renowned artist known for his maximalist approach in a time when minimalism was dominating the art…
From the Fire’s Remains, Kelly Akashi Sculpts Possibility
Kelly Akashi's latest exhibition at Lisson Gallery in Los Angeles showcases a unique blend of personal history, tragedy, and hope.…