Juxtapoz Magazine - David Altmejd's Lynchian Universe in "Prelude pour un nouvel ordre mondial"David Altmejd's art reflects a surrealist dialogue about identity, echoing the profound explorations found in David Lynch's cinematic universe.
Juxtapoz Magazine - The Only Truth and Constant: Angela Santana in LondonAngela Santana's artwork transcends traditional depictions of the female form, reimagining it through the lens of modern digital culture.
from The Nation3 weeks agoThe Importance of Being PeteDylan's journey in A Complete Unknown showcases the shift from political expression in folk music to personal creativity in his electric phase.
The Best LGBTQ+ Photo Stories of 2024Photography empowers queer identity and representation, challenging conventional norms through the act of looking and being seen.
How Clive of India's 1767 sofa ended up in a British south Asian living roomThe project by Nasia Sarwar-Skuse aims to decolonize artifacts by integrating them into a South Asian cultural narrative, creating a space for reflection on colonial legacies.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Raquel Van Haver: The Outsider Weaves Herself InRaquel van Haver's art reflects her journey as an outsider, focusing on cultural preservation and the empowerment of marginalized communities through traditional and modern techniques.
How Clive of India's 1767 sofa ended up in a British south Asian living roomThe project by Nasia Sarwar-Skuse aims to decolonize artifacts by integrating them into a South Asian cultural narrative, creating a space for reflection on colonial legacies.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Raquel Van Haver: The Outsider Weaves Herself InRaquel van Haver's art reflects her journey as an outsider, focusing on cultural preservation and the empowerment of marginalized communities through traditional and modern techniques.
Lorraine O'Grady Finally Has the World's AttentionLorraine O'Grady's float at the 1983 African American Day Parade challenged stereotypes about art and demonstrated the importance of community in defining cultural identity.
"Metaphorizing Animals": An Essay by Heather King (Keywords: Animals; Art; Literature; Selfhood)Maggie Nelson explores how literary and artistic works create diverse identities, questioning the impact of metaphorical language on self-perception and societal understanding.
The Miami Museum Showcasing LGBTQ HistoriesPaul Chalfin's life and work highlight the intersection of art, sexuality, and community history, particularly in the context of Vizcaya Museum.
How I express my trans identity through artChloe Filani emphasizes using art and poetry as a powerful means to express and explore her transgender identity.
Fierce women in art: The enduring legacy of Frida Kahlo and her modern interpretations | amNewYorkFrida Kahlo's art exemplifies self-portraiture as an exploration of identity and resilience, challenging societal norms and traditional femininity.
How I express my trans identity through artChloe Filani emphasizes using art and poetry as a powerful means to express and explore her transgender identity.
Fierce women in art: The enduring legacy of Frida Kahlo and her modern interpretations | amNewYorkFrida Kahlo's art exemplifies self-portraiture as an exploration of identity and resilience, challenging societal norms and traditional femininity.
Review of the Dakar Biennale | Berlin Art LinkThe 15th Dakar Biennale explores the intertwining of identity, memory, and the impacts of colonialism and climate change through artistic expressions.
Opinion | The Tortured Artist Is a Dangerous TropeThe 'tortured artist' stereotype oversimplifies the complexity of artists like Schumann, reducing their work to a mere reflection of their struggles.
A Profile of Artist Carla Abiles | Berlin Art LinkCarla Abilés' work challenges the unspoken homogeneity in art spaces, revealing the hidden labor behind participation and highlighting issues of belonging and alterity.
Great Pottery Throw Down's trans kiln girl explains exit: 'Wasn't worth it'Rose Schmits has chosen to leave The Great Pottery Throw Down after three years, emphasizing her decision was personal and independent of external pressures.
Giant exploration of Roald Dahl and antisemitism that speaks to our timesGiant merges fact and fiction, exploring Roald Dahl's controversial views on Palestine and the response they elicited from friends and colleagues.
President Volodymyr Zelensky visits New York's Ukrainian Museum, calls for 'the decolonisation of Ukrainian art'Zelensky underscores the significance of preserving Ukrainian culture by combating Russian cultural appropriation at the Ukrainian Museum in New York.
Diving into the gay scene of yesteryear in the seductive David Hockney doc 'A Bigger Splash' - QueertyDavid Hockney's documentary A Bigger Splash explores the intersection of art and personal turmoil during his breakup, serving as both a biography and cultural reflection.
From the Andes to Amsterdam: the artist reimagining indigenous culturesClaudia Martinez Garay's discovery of Hanaqpachap kusikuynin reflects the fusion of Catholicism and Andean culture, emphasizing the significance of indigenous perspectives.
We Were Sitting on a Bench Resting Our Tired Legs Late in the Day'The Metropolitan Museum of Art visit transformed my perspective on art and personal identity. It inspired deeper connections between creativity and self.