Brian Eno: Generative Art, Exhibition & Book Release
Brian Eno's generative documentary, art exhibition at Paul Stolper, and book 'What Art Does: An Incomplete Theory' showcase his creative endeavors in art, music, and science.
Gaza: Art, Hope & Humanitarian Crisis Amid Conflict
Gazan artists like Mustafa Mohanna use art to aid children. Severe shortages of food, medicine, and basic rights plague Gaza amidst ongoing conflict, with humanitarian aid severely restricted. Many are enduring anxiety, disgrace, and hunger.
How Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Laid a Stable Ground for MoMA’s Success
The arduous task of finding suitable real estate thus fell to Crowninshield and Goodyear, who searched several possibilities before settling on six rooms on the twelfth floor of the Heckscher Building, at 730 Fifth Avenue, a location that Sullivan, through a former student of hers, helped them root out.
In Chicago for the Democratic National Convention, artist Autumn Breon’s neon-pink vending machine proffers free self-care
At 7:30 in the morning on Wednesday (21 August), in a parking lot just a couple miles west of the 2024 Democratic National Convention’s (DNC) main venue in Chicago, the Los Angeles-based artist Autumn Breon was restocking her hot pink Care Machine (2023) with tampons and little packages of lubricant.
MFA Boston director Matthew Teitelbaum will retire after ten-year stint
The MFA has organised and hosted many major exhibitions during Teitelbaum’s time there—including shows devoted to Ansel Adams, Hokusai, John Singer Sargent, Claude Monet and Jean-Michel Basquiat—though none was as closely watched as a travelling Philip Guston retrospective that was controversially postponed due to concerns about the artist’s depictions of Ku Klux Klan members.