Culture and Arts
Ireland’s Oldest and Largest Medieval Book Shrine Goes on Public View for the First Time — Colossal
The discovery of the Lough Kinale Book Shrine in Ireland's County Longford in 1986 marked a significant moment in the nation's history. This medieval artifact, dating back to the 9th…
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Marica Vilcek, Graceful Champion of Immigrant Artists, Dies at 89
Her namesake foundation has awarded over $17 million to advance its mission, including unrestricted cash awards for researchers and artists…
Painterly Figures Entwine in Soojin Choi’s Ceramic Sculptures — Colossal
"My process is a constant negotiation with gravity," says Soojin Choi. The artist crafts intimate ceramic sculptures portraying a pair…
A Canceled Biennale Show Finds a New Home
Community Gabrielle Goliath’s performance series, axed by South Africa for its Venice pavilion, will shine on, pro-wrestling meets contemporary art,…
A Short Film Joins In the Timeless Swiss Masked Tradition of Silvesterchlausen — Colossal
Throughout Switzerland's Appenzell Hinterland and Midland regions, a distinctive New Year tradition with mysterious roots takes place. Known as Silvesterchlausen,…
Tracey Emin’s Cult of the Self
LONDON — Entering Tracey Emin’s retrospective A Second Life at Tate Modern evokes the feeling of perusing a personal diary,…
Camille Lemoine’s Portrait of Home and Belonging in Rural Scotland — Colossal
Baldernock is a quaint parish nestled in the hills just north of Scotland's largest city. Although only seven miles separate…
Despite Uncertainty, Gulf Art World Projects Normalcy
As the US-Israel conflict with Iran enters its fourth week, Gulf states, known for their vibrant contemporary art scene, are…
A Doomed Mission to Mars Awaits Henry Wood’s Lanky Explorers — Colossal
With increasing discussions about human settlements on the moon and Mars, the idea of living in previously unimaginable locations is…