How photographer Steve Berry crafts incredible movie scenes from household items
Steve has transformed his living room into the world's tiniest studio, crafting award-winning miniature movie moments with household items and...
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SomeOne brings irreverent energy to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Combining historical accuracy with modern irreverence, this new campaign repositions Portsmouth Historic Dockyard as a thrilling, must-visit experience for curious...
‘It Feeds’ Knows What We Crave from Horror
The beast at the core of “It Feeds” will look familiar to horror fans. Inky. Skeletal. Long, talon-like fingers. It...
Outdoor exhibition review: Chihuly Nights, Adelaide Botanic Garden
With the autumn air settling over Adelaide, April is the last chance to see the stunning glass artistry of Chihuly...
The Neoliberal Roots of Trump’s Anti-DEI Crusade
On February 26, the Washington Post reported that the Organization of American States (OAS) had canceled two major exhibitions at...
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...
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Why the ‘career ladder’ is outdated for artists (and what to do instead)
For artists, career ladders are outdated and potentially dangerous ideas.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...
