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Otis College MFA Students Remake Los AngelesÂ
Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles has a rich history that dates back to its founder, Harrison Gray Otis, who was a prominent figure in Los Angeles…
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Abdoulaye Konaté Translates Ancient Spirituality into Lush Tapestries — Colossal
Abdoulaye KonatĂ© is a Malian artist who delves into the contemporary significance of ancient symbols and signs through his large-scale…
Running Is Resistance in “Remaining Native”
Amidst the hustle and bustle of Thanksgiving Day in New York City, a powerful new documentary directed by Mohawk/Oneida filmmaker…
25 Things We’re Grateful for in the Art World
Art world enthusiasts have a lot to be grateful for, even in the face of challenging times. As we navigate…
Remembering Llyn Foulkes, Dawn Little Sky, and Dorothy Vogel
In Memoriam In Memoriam is a weekly tribute to those we have recently lost in the art world, celebrating their…
Art Critic Christopher Knight Retires From LA Times
Art Critic Christopher Knight Retires from the Los Angeles Times After 36 years of writing for the Los Angeles Times,…
Otherworldly Photos of Forests by Michelle Blancke Explore Mysticism and Transformation — Colossal
Michelle Blancke, a talented artist, delves into the realms of interdependence, consciousness, and concealment through her enchanting photographs of trees…
In ‘Terminal Classic,’ Timo Fahler Grapples with Dualities and Contradictions — Colossal
Timo Fahler's latest exhibition, "Terminal Classic," showcases a series of stained glass sculptures that delve into his personal experiences and…
Five New York City Art Shows We Love Right Now
Abstract art has always been a realm of creativity, innovation, and rebellion. In the current art scene, several exhibitions are…