Culture and Arts
Through Monumental Installations of Soap and Stones, Jesse Krimes Interrogates the Prison System — Colossal
Jesse Krimes, an artist who found himself in solitary confinement while awaiting trial for a drug charge in 2009, discovered a way to create art using the limited resources available…
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Our Summer Art Reading List
When I'm facing a reading slump, it is often the allure of art books that pulls me out. Kory Stamper's…
Blood-Red Landscapes by Andrew McIntosh Conjure the Terrifying Unknown — Colossal
Scottish artist Andrew McIntosh, known for his dreamy use of soft blues, grays, and oranges, introduces a bold new series…
A True-to-Life Biennale
After covering extensive ground, indulging in countless espressos, savoring too much pasta, and immersing myself in the abundant art at…
Arghavan Khosravi Breaks Through Gendered Restrictions in Her Architectural Portraits — Colossal
Incorporating Persian architectural elements with Christian altarpieces, Arghavan Khosravi explores the frameworks and ideological constraints that influence our lives. The…
Independent Art Fair Trades Downtown for the World
The Independent art fair this year feels like the nuts and bolts of an assembly line, much like Frieze New…
Nasher Museum’s ‘Everything Now All At Once’ Celebrates Diversity, Resilience, and Joy — Colossal
The exhibition Everything Now All At Once at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University perfectly encapsulates its name.…
Manhattan’s Neue Galerie to Merge With Met Museum
News Cosmetics billionaire Ronald Lauder's private museum has a vast collection of Austrian and German art. Ronald S. Lauder and…
In ‘Piercing the Veil,’ Marina Kappos Gets to Know the Spectre of Grief — Colossal
Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris is renowned worldwide, serving as the final resting place of notable figures such as authors…