Culture and Arts
‘Some Interesting Apples’ Delves into the World of Feral Fruit — Colossal
In 2019, two artists from Cornwall, William Arnold and James Fergusson, embarked on a fascinating project that involved exploring wild apple trees scattered across the Cornish countryside. The duo was…
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Misato Sano’s Charming Wooden Dogs Are Carved With Personality — Colossal
Misato Sano's studio, located in Miyagi, is filled with wooden offcuts, heavy timber, woodworking tools, and ample natural light. The…
Salvador Dal۪̉s Frustrating Vision of the Divine
In 1961, just three weeks after Easter, a 22-year-old man attacked Salvador DalÃ's 1951 painting, "Christ of Saint John of…
A Line of Mural Wallpapers from Astek Celebrates ‘Eterna Nouveau’ — Colossal
All images courtesy of Astek, shared with permission For those living in high-rise apartments or homes with limited outdoor space,…
15 Shows to See in New York City This April
This spring, New York City is brimming with blockbuster exhibitions, from Raphael at The Met to the Whitney Biennial and…
Symbiotic Communion Flourishes in Laura Berger’s Expansive Paintings — Colossal
Laura Berger, an artist based in Chicago, delves further into themes of connection in her impressive collection of paintings. Her…
10 Art Books for Your Spring Reading List
April brings a fresh wave of book recommendations, perfect for those looking to explore history through the eyes of artists.…
Street Artists Take On Monumental Infrastructure in ‘Impossible’ Photos — Colossal
Renowned for his collaborative photography endeavors such as Invisible Jumpers, Joseph Ford delves into themes of perception and intervention. His…
Louvre Museum to Install Locks on Doors After Heist
Satire Visitors will be searched for bobby pins and paper clips, as these items pose the greatest threat to the…