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Master Printmaker Krishna Reddy Never Stopped LearningÂ
The late Indian-American printmaker Krishna Reddy was not just an artist but a visionary educator who revolutionized the world of printmaking. His innovative technique of viscosity printing, also known as…
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Remembering Lucia Di Luciano, Rosa von Praunheim, and Kathleen Goncharov
In Memoriam: Honoring Artists, Filmmakers, and Curators Published every Wednesday afternoon, "In Memoriam" pays tribute to the recent losses in…
Paintings on Antique Navigational Tools Are a Poetic Nod to Bird Migration by Steeven Salvat — Colossal
Steeven Salvat, known for his intricate drawings of hybridized creatures, gears, and filigree, is set to showcase his latest exhibition…
Museum Leaders, Recognize Your Unions Now
Major Wins for Museum Workers in Unionization Wave The recent surge in unionization efforts among museums in the United States…
‘Birds of Mexico City’ Celebrates a New Generation Defining Queerness — Colossal
Pieter Henket, a Dutch photographer, has dedicated his recent work to capturing the unique and boundary-breaking fashion statements of Mexico…
Apply for NXTHVN’s Studio and Curatorial Fellowships
NXTHVN Announces Open Call for Studio and Curatorial Fellows NXTHVN is thrilled to announce the launch of its annual open…
Stephen Towns’ Quilted Works Emphasize Black Joy as Resistance in ‘Safer Waters’ — Colossal
Stephen Towns’ mixed-media textile pieces pay homage to the tradition of quilts made by Black women in the American South.…
The Verdant ‘Lost World’ of Minnie Evans Comes Alive in Vivid Mixed-Media Drawings — Colossal
Minnie Evans (1892-1987) was a self-taught artist who never intended to pursue a career in art. Born to a family…
Who’s the Best British Romanticist of Them All?
The latest edition of the Daily Newsletter brings a mix of art news and insightful commentary on current exhibitions and…