NYC’s ‘Beloved New York’: Art Installation & Stories
Photographer Brandon Stanton transforms NYC's transit hub into 'Beloved New York,' showcasing portraits & stories of New Yorkers. A celebration of city's diverse population.
Trump, Venezuela, and the Nobel Peace Prize: A Twisted Tale
Trump's Nobel quest intertwined with Venezuela's turmoil. Machado's Peace Prize, Trump's influence, and a complex political landscape reveal a twisted tale of international relations and power plays. Maduro isolated.
Trump’s Chicago Crackdown: Federal Agents, Protests, and Immigration Raids
Federal agents are clashing with protesters in Chicago amid increased immigration raids, National Guard deployment, and legal challenges. The Trump administration faces criticism for its aggressive tactics.
1929 Crash Echoes: Bubbles, Greed, and AI Risks
Analyzing the 1929 stock market crash, parallels with today's bubbles (AI), market manipulation, and regulatory responses. Focus on greed, debt, and lessons for investors in a digital age.
Ibraaz: New Art Space in London – Arab Voices & Global Dialogue
Ibraaz, a multidisciplinary art space in London funded by the Kamel Lazaar Foundation, aims to foster dialogue and explore futures through art. Showcasing voices from North Africa, the Arab world, and beyond.
“The Mastermind”: Art Heist, Rebellion, and 70s Noir
Kelly Reichardt's "The Mastermind" blends art-world heist with 70s unrest. J.B., an artisan manqué, orchestrates a museum theft, sparking chaos and self-expulsion from suburban life. A unique, politically charged film noir.
Spain’s National Day: Protests & Columbus Controversy
Spain's National Day marked by Futuro Vegetal protest against Columbus, citing oppression of Aboriginals. Activists targeted a Columbus painting. Calls for re-evaluation of Columbus's legacy grow.
Black Art & Culture: UK Exhibitions Highlighting Black Artists & History
UK exhibitions celebrate Black artists, history, and the Windrush generation's influence. Features photography, modern Nigerian art, and archives exploring identity, culture, and resistance.
Tim Curry: Rocky Horror, Sexuality, and Cult Classics
Tim Curry discusses his iconic roles in Rocky Horror & Clue, sexuality, career, friendships with Bowie & Carly Simon, and health struggles in this intimate interview. #TimCurry #RockyHorror #CultClassics
Eugène Reimagines Dior’s Lady Dior Bag with Haitian Heritage
Artist Eugène transforms Dior's Lady Dior bag, drawing on Haitian heritage with leather, beads, and raffia. A moving canvas exploring identity, strength, and origins. Debuts at Art Basel Paris.
Erich Heckel: Die Brücke’s Driving Force & US Debut
Neue Galerie showcases Erich Heckel, a key figure in Die Brücke. Exhibition highlights his artistic evolution & vital role, contrasting with Kirchner's fame. Showcasing around 40 jobs from 1905 to 1920.
Speed Gallery Closing Hong Kong Space Amid Market Shifts
Speed Gallery will close its Hong Kong gallery due to declining sales, political pressure, and recession. They maintain offices in Hong Kong and Beijing, focusing on client relationships and artist support. Other galleries have also departed.
Ariel Emanuel’s Mari Acquires Frieze
Ariel Emanuel's Mari acquires Frieze with $2B backing. Mark Shapiro joins leadership. Focus on live events, sports, entertainment, and art experiences.
Vermeer’s Art: Rijksmuseum Exhibition, Discoveries & Impact
The Rijksmuseum's Vermeer exhibit (2023) showcased 28 paintings, attracting 650,000 visitors. Research unveiled adjustments in Vermeer's compositions. The show's success and impact are explored. Vermeer's pigments suggest later dating.
Emily Kngwarray: Aboriginal Art, Fame, and Complex Power Dynamics
Explore Emily Kngwarray's rise to fame in Aboriginal art, the dealers who shaped her career, and the complex power dynamics within the Australian art market. Kngwarray's legacy and impact are highlighted.
Trump’s Power Plays: Government Shutdowns and Executive Overreach
Trump's government shutdowns, initially seen as losses, became power grabs. He uses emergency declarations to bypass Congress, imposing tariffs and militarizing borders, expanding executive power.
NYC Arts: New Cultural Institutions Group Members Announced
New York City's Cultural Institutions Group (Cig) welcomes five new members, supporting arts organizations in underserved areas and celebrating NYC's vibrant artistic life. Arts are important to the city. Support art!