Culture and Arts
How New York City Got Its First Pride March
The 1970 Christopher Street Liberation Day March, which later became known as the first annual New York City Pride March, was a pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ history. Taking place just…
Your Trusted Source for Accurate and Timely Updates!
Lasted Culture and Arts
Gary Wagner’s Photos Illuminate Rugged Icelandic Fjords and Shorelines — Colossal
Gary Wagner is a talented photographer based in Northern California who specializes in capturing dramatic landscapes in black-and-white. His photos…
Art That Rides the Radio Waves to Resistance
The artist's voice is a crucial element in any museum exhibition. This was a central theme discussed during an artist…
Read Freddie Mercury’s Heartbreaking Announcement of His Diagnosis With HIV/AIDS, Released on This Date in 1991, Just a Day Before the Queen Frontman Died
Freddie Mercury, the iconic frontman of the legendary rock band Queen, made a groundbreaking announcement in the early hours of…
The Colossal Gift Guide is Here — Colossal
The holiday season is upon us, and it's time to start thinking about the perfect gifts for your loved ones.…
Member Tour of the Gochman Family Collection
Hyperallergic Celebrates the Holiday Season with Exclusive Member Event at the Gochman Family Collection As the holiday season approaches, Hyperallergic…
Idiosyncratic Ceramic Sculptures by Janny Baek Evoke Nature and Desire — Colossal
Artist Janny Baek's ceramic sculptures are like life forms undergoing a beautiful and strange transformation. Fusing vibrant colors, eclectic patterns,…
Chicano Art Patron Cheech Marin Gets Life-Sized Bronze Statue
A life-sized statue commemorating actor and Chicano art enthusiast Cheech Marin was revealed on Tuesday, November 19, in front of…
Through Monumental Installations of Soap and Stones, Jesse Krimes Interrogates the Prison System — Colossal
Jesse Krimes, an artist who found himself in solitary confinement while awaiting trial for a drug charge in 2009, discovered…