Culture and Arts
Homewares and Laundry Take on Lives of Their Own in Tobias Iszó’s Mixed-Media Sculptures — Colossal
Tobias Izsó is an artist who transforms everyday objects into uncanny sculptures with unexpected personalities. From shoelaces and zippers to chairs and piles of laundry, Izsó's work delves into the…
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Remembering Frank Gehry, Martin Parr, and Mel Leipzig
In Memoriam: Honoring the Legacy of Frank Gehry, Martin Parr, and Mel Leipzig This week, we pay tribute to the…
Our Favorite Art Books of 2025
Art books have the power to captivate us, transport us to different worlds, and leave a lasting impact on our…
Hundreds Rally Against Sweeping Cuts at New School
Hundreds Rally Outside the New School to Protest Faculty and Program Cuts Today, December 10, a crowd of around 300…
Luminous Paintings Conjure Change in Shuo Hao’s Antique Furniture Assemblages — Colossal
Shuo Hao, a Chinese artist based in Paris, has a unique practice that is deeply rooted in the ancient text…
In Maureen McCabe’s Art, the Medium Is the Message
Maureen McCabe, a 79-year-old artist from Connecticut, has always been fascinated by the mystical world of tarot card readers, carnival…
Stacy Gillian Abe’s Vivid Paintings Nod to Memory, Craft, and Lineage — Colossal
Indigo dye, sourced from the Indigofera tinctoria plant, holds a significant place in the craft traditions of various cultures where…
NYC Cultural Institutions Group Taps New Leaders
The Cultural Institutions Group (CIG), a coalition of 39 city-funded New York City arts and cultural organizations, has announced a…
Seonna Hong’s Tender Paintings Navigate Contradiction with Care — Colossal
Cognitive Dissonance: A New Exhibition by Seonna Hong In the age of information overload and conflicting beliefs, cognitive dissonance has…