Culture and Arts

Announcing Joy Machine, a New Art Gallery in Chicago — Colossal

Colossal, a renowned art publication, is gearing up to celebrate its 15th anniversary this year. Over the past fifteen years, Colossal has had the privilege of engaging with a diverse

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The Intimate Vignettes of the New Jersey Arts Annual

It offers a snapshot of the state’s creative ecosystem, demonstrating the breadth and depth of talent that resides within its

Albuquerque Artist-Run Space to Rebuild After Fire

An art complex in Albuquerque’s Barelas neighborhood faced significant damages and is currently closed after a fire erupted earlier this

Joshua Serafin’s Living Shrine to Gender Nonconformity

Artist Joshua Serafin is making waves in the art world with their innovative exploration of pre-colonial, gender-nonconforming identities through a

Denis Cherim’s Photos Capture the Coincidental Charisma of Daily Scenes — Colossal

Photographer Denis Cherim is a master of using light, shadows, and linear perspective to capture surprising and thought-provoking moments in

US’s Biggest Documentary Festival Comes to NYC This Month

Ernest Cole's powerful legacy as a photojournalist who exposed the brutalities of apartheid in South Africa and later documented the

Memes Take a Dark Turn Post-Trump Election

The recent US presidential election was a rollercoaster of emotions, with memes playing a significant role in reflecting the collective

Metaphysical Landscapes by Eliot Greenwald Illuminate the Mutuality of All Life — Colossal

Eliot Greenwald's latest solo exhibition, "Library," at HARPER’S in Chelsea, delves into the artist's profound connection between humanity and nature.

Chimpanzees Could Never Randomly Type the Complete Works of Shakespeare, Study Finds

The researchers left the computer in the monkeys' enclosure for a month to see if they could produce any recognizable