#Art

#Art

Mythologies and unexplainable experiences challenge the status quo, offering deeper insights into existence. [ more ]

Jennifer Croft's novel, 'The Extinction of Irena Rey', explores the complexities of translation, art, and nature through the disappearance of the titular character. [ more ]

Be present in your work and analyze what you do, work traditionally with oils, don't fear traveling, get tested for ADHD.

Discussing environment concept art and overcoming mental barriers for artists creating backgrounds. Sharing tips on reducing the fear of the blank page and worldbuilding in spaces. [ more ]

The exhibition at the Garden Museum in London, Gardening Bohemia: Bloomsbury Women Outdoors, explores the gardens of Virginia Woolf and her contemporaries as integral to their intellectual and artistic pursuits. [ more ]

Pregnancy and birth have historically been underrepresented in Western visual art, with artists like Loie Hollowell working to change this narrative through their feminist mysticism. [ more ]

Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn is hosting its first-ever Public Arts Festival showcasing video artworks on historic hangars, merging art, architecture, and history. [ more ]

Bosschart was a Dutch pioneer of surrealism and fantastic realism, influenced by surrealist artists like Dalí and Magritte.

He developed a distinctive organic, surrealist style in the 1950s, with notable works like 'Terra Incognita'. [ more ]

Exploring culture after the fall of the Berlin Wall through diverse mediums like art, literature, and music

Discovering lesser-known postwar history and artistic expressions in Germany [ more ]

An employee hung his own painting at Pinakothek der Moderne while helping with an exhibit installation.

The worker's painting went unnoticed for an unspecified time until discovery, leading to his departure from the museum. [ more ]

Art is central to building understanding between people even in times of war and horror.

Conflicts, war, and geopolitical tensions often reflect in international art exhibitions like the Venice Biennale. [ more ]

Gaetano Pesce revolutionized art, design, and architecture over six decades.

Despite health setbacks, Pesce remained positive, playful, and curious. [ more ]

A tiny, half-abandoned town in California's desert, Bombay Beach thrives as a hub of art and expression.

The Bombay Beach Biennale celebrates art, music, and philosophy, shining a light on the environmental crisis at the Salton Sea. [ more ]

Fortnight Institute, a notable New York gallery for emerging artists, announced its closure after eight years.

The gallery aimed to prioritize experimentation and close collaboration with artists rather than adopting a market-oriented approach. [ more ]

Laura Cumming's 'Thunderclap' shines a light on overlooked artists and Dutch art.

Naomi Klein's 'Doppelganger' discusses the tribal nature of politics and offers insightful language for our current world. [ more ]

Art is political, speculative, and personal.

Spring gallery shows feature interesting curations and conceptual solitary shows. [ more ]

Weekly art show at Landmark Art Space features rotating roster of artists.

Gallery showcases mainly paintings, mixed media, and drawings with a focus on realistic painterly style. [ more ]

Naoyuki Kato is a renowned Japanese illustrator specializing in science fiction and fantasy.

His detailed and immersive artwork transports viewers to fantastical worlds. [ more ]

Blend of pub and restaurant elements at Suffield Arms

Artistic display and urban sensibility at a country pub [ more ]

Kubrick's visual perfection in '2001: A Space Odyssey' resonates with graphic designers.

Nakamoto's creation of Bitcoin is admired for its revolutionary defiance against traditional financial systems. [ more ]