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Pyaari Azaadi Names a Revolution
But I’m not okay with that. I’m not okay with being tokenized. I’m not okay with being fetishized. I’m not okay with being silenced. And I’m not okay with being…
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Visit Dozens of Incredible Artist-Built Environments, Homes, and Studios Around the U.S. — Colossal
Artistic creativity knows no bounds, whether it's a self-taught artisan working in a rural setting or a renowned artist in…
Tracing the Peacock Chair’s History From Manila to Nashville
The peacock chair, with its intricate woven design and historical significance, became a focal point in my exploration of these…
Order and Chaos Entwine in Abstract Embroideries by Kristine Stattin — Colossal
Kristine Stattin: Exploring the Beauty of Abstract Embroidery Kristine Stattin, an artist based in the Occitanie region of southern France,…
Carmen Herrera Becomes First Latine Artist to Enter White House Collection
A Historic Moment: Carmen Herrera's Painting Acquired by the White House A groundbreaking moment in art history has unfolded as…
Dozens of Artworks Rescued From War-Torn Ukraine Go on Display in Berlin
Amid the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the historic city of Odesa has faced significant destruction due to repeated…
Imaginative Scenes Vibrantly Expand in Shelley Aldrich’s Illustrated Tunnel Books — Colossal
In the era before modern technology, entertainment was derived from analog sources such as live music, art shows, theater performances,…
The Biting Satire of Eleanor Antin’s Photography
Eleanor Antin's Persona series of photographs and drawings, currently on display at Diane Rosenstein Gallery in Los Angeles, offers a…
From Remedios Varo to Laurie Simmons, a New Exhibition Forwards a Feminist View of the Uncanny — Colossal
The concept of the uncanny has long intrigued psychologists, artists, and writers alike. Coined by psychiatrist Ernst Jentsch in 1906…