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Our Favorite Art Books of 2025

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Lasted Culture and Arts

Rob Hann’s Chromatic and Quirky Landscapes Evoke Long-Distance Road Trips — Colossal

For over 30 years, Rob Hann has captured the unique and noteworthy through his photography, focusing on well-known personalities like

Remembering Yervant Gianikian, Valerie Brathwaite, and Jerry Moriarty

In Memoriam This week, we pay tribute to a towering figure of 20th-century cinema, a sculptor inspired by nature, and

Collin van der Sluijs’ ‘Wanderland’ Imagines a Vast Ecosystem Encompass the Momentous and Mundane — Colossal

Joy Machine and Vertical Gallery are thrilled to announce their inaugural joint exhibition, Wanderland, featuring the work of Collin van

Trump’s Unhinged Attacks on the Smithsonian

Daily Newsletter The White House accuses the public institution of “extreme activism”; plus, an interview with queer icon Carmelita Tropicana.

Nebulae, Comets, and Aurorae, Oh My! See the ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year Shortlist — Colossal

This year's ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition attracted entries from 769 photographers and astronomers across 66 countries, with

Charles Seliger Painted Nature’s Invisible Architecture

Art Review Among the youngest in the Abstract Expressionist movement, the artist forged a unique journey inspired by the elegance

Women Sport Puffer Coats in Bold Baroque Portraits by Nieves González — Colossal

According to Nieves González, “Spain boasts an extraordinary, uninterrupted tradition of creativity in art, literature, music, and research.” From the

Akira Ikezoe’s Frogs and Bears Have Something Urgent to Tell Us

Akira Ikezoe greets me at his studio, clad in a long-sleeve t-shirt designed by the Cevallos Brothers, who, like him,