Culture and Arts
An Artist Who Transgressed the Boundaries of the Body
A Body to Live In: Exploring the Legacy of Fakir Musafar Delving into the early photographic self-portraits of Fakir Musafar, also known as Roland Loomis, is like stepping into a…
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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…
White Girls and the Global South
Books Newsletter Welcome to spring! If you're like me and have been unable to pick up a book lately, your…
Stephen Morrison’s Trompe-L’Å“il ‘Dog World’ Paintings Are Fetching — Colossal
Most dog owners are familiar with the spontaneous and vivid reactions of their pets to everything from favorite snacks to…