I Attended My First “Plant Funeral” in New York City
What had begun as a vibrant propagation of a monstera vine had withered away into nothing more than a dead...
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Pope Francis’s Most Timeless Insights on Art and Artists
Pope Francis, who died today, April 21 at the age of 88, is remembered as a pontiff of many firsts....
Five New York City Art Shows We Love This Week
If one theme stands out in this week’s list, it’s the presence of strong, talented women. With Patty Chang, Myrlande...
The Most Joyful Hats of NYC’s Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival
Christ is risen, and so too has the average height of New Yorkers’ hats, at least at this year’s Easter...
Why the ‘career ladder’ is outdated for artists (and what to do instead)
For artists, career ladders are outdated and potentially dangerous ideas. Adopting a more latticed approach can help build a more...
Feeling the pressure, AMaGA places its annual conference on pause
With growing sector pressures, financial instability and a looming election, the Australian Museums and Galleries Association has put its national...
So you want my arts job: Writing Coach
Procrastinating about your writing? Joining a 'Gunnas' workshop may help the ink to flow.
Stop censoring artists: perceptions and strategies
Whatever branch of the arts you're in, the treatment of Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino is censorship and must be...
10 things I learned from selling eight million books
Success as an author can be as simple as learning these 10 succinct lessons.
Butcher Brown Effortlessly Obliterate Genres On ‘Letters From The Atlantic’
Genres are once again effortlessly obliterated in the music of the impossible-to-classify Richmond, Va.-based Butcher Brown, whose fifth album in...
