Culture and Arts
‘Doing Is Living’ Highlights Five Decades of Ruth Asawa’s Biomorphic Wire Sculptures — Colossal
Ruth Asawa: From Internment Camp to Artistic Mastery In the aftermath of World War II, the United States government, gripped by fear and paranoia, made the decision to relocate Japanese…
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Is Political Protest a Collaborative Art Form?Â
The 2010s will likely be remembered as a decade defined by widespread protests, most notably exemplified by the Occupy Wall…
How Will the US Government Shutdown Impact Museums?
As the United States government enters a state of shutdown, numerous federal agencies and programs find themselves in a state…
Madison Square Park Glows Up With Larry Bell’s Glass Cubes
This fall, Larry Bell's renowned glass cubes have found a captivating new home in New York City’s Madison Square Park.…
10 Exhibitions to See in Upstate New York This October
As the crisp autumn air creeps in, it brings with it an array of artistic expressions throughout Upstate New York…
Lakota Ancestry and Western Art History Converge in Dyani White Hawk’s Vibrant Works
“The narrative of history is often dictated by those in power,” a sentiment often misattributed to leaders like Winston Churchill,…
Craig & Karl’s ‘Mateys’ Bring Vibrancy and Joy to Bridges in Brisbane and Beyond
Radiating joy through an explosion of colors, patterns, and imaginative forms, the collaborative works of Craig & Karl captivate audiences…
Monumental Tapestries by Jacqueline Surdell Invoke Forests as Portals to the Divine
Jacqueline Surdell (previously featured) draws an intriguing parallel between her process of intertwining and knotting ropes to the art of…
The Seductive Repetition of Susan Rothenberg
Susan Rothenberg: The Weather Exhibition “For me, growth outweighs talent,” remarked Susan Rothenberg in a 1984 New York Times profile.…