Aug 16, 2025
Through swirling ribbons of color, headless figures dance among densely patterned backdrops, their hands grasping and open. Dressed in tight, form-fitting costumes, these anonymous protagonists are bound by their elaborately carved environments, a metaphor for the...
Aug 16, 2025
Call for ArtWe’re Looking for Art to Feature in these NewslettersRon Brown, Angel 5, Charcoal on paper. Learn More on Ron’s FASO Artist Website.We do not use AI to generate images. We support human artists. And we’re always looking for great art by...
Aug 16, 2025
Although it appears that thousands of tons of boulders have been dropped into Prahran Square in Melbourne, the enormous rocks are actually as light as air. Art and technology studio ENESS (previously) has installed its inflatable “Iwagumi Air Scape” in the...
Aug 15, 2025
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Aug 15, 2025
The flatpack favourite has landed in Brighton & Hove and is making friends with the locals… starting with the area’s most notorious residents. In a new campaign, the Swedish giant pays playful tribute to the seaside’s cheeky, chip-stealing...
Aug 15, 2025
Botanical Revolutions: How Plants Changed the Course of Art, by Giovanni Aloi, an author, educator, and curator specializing in environmental subjects and the representation of nature in art. Published by Getty Publications. Botanical Revolutions uses plants to guide...
Aug 15, 2025
From an Olympic gold medallist to a 12-year-old tackling homelessness, TIME’s first-ever Girls of the Year list spotlights ten extraordinary young women who are proving you don’t have to be an adult to make a big impact. Backed by LEGO’s She Built...
Aug 15, 2025
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September 20, 2024 – October 5, 2025
Aug 15, 2025
‣ Residents of New York’s Chinatown neighborhood, including artists, have protested the construction of a megajail there for years. April Xu reports for Documented on a public workshop on the jail’s design, and how community members who oppose it...