How a Tiny Crab Museum in the UK Stood Up For Trans Rights
I only just learned about this, but International Crab Day is tomorrow, April 26, so there’s no better time to...
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Puerto Rican Painter and NYC Arts Advocate Tony Bechara Dies at 83
Painter and printmaker Tony Bechara, whose passionate support for artists helped mold New York City’s cultural landscape, died at his...
Indigenous Humor and Resistance Shines at The Photography Show
What struck me first about this year’s Photography Show, running through April 27 at the Park Avenue Armory, was the...
This Artist Can Turn Virtually Any Object into a Real-Life 3D Sketch
Joshua Vides has transformed countless items—from shoes to wedding chapels—into stunning black-and-white sketches. He started with a pair of Nike...
Solar Orbiter’s Widest High-Res View Of The Sun
Five years into its mission, Solar Orbiter offers a breathtaking view of the Sun’s million-degree atmosphere, known as the corona,...
The Best Booths at Expo Chicago, From a Crocheted Locker Room to Metal Panties
The 12th edition of Expo Chicago opened to VIPs at noon on Thursday, following a vernissage brunch hosted by the...
Philipp Kaiser Exits Marian Goodman Gallery as Partner and President
Philipp Kaiser has departed Marian Goodman Gallery, where he is president and one of the gallery’s five partners, after more...
NEH Seeks Artists for ‘Garden of Heroes’ Funded With Cancelled Grants
The National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) has announced a new grant program for the design and creation of statues...
Art Green, Founding Figure of Chicago’s Riotous Harry Who?, Has Died at 83
Arthur “Art” Green, a key Imagist painter and original member of the Hairy Who?, Chicago’s electrifying answer to Pop Art,...
Rare Early Basquiat to Lead Sotheby’s Contemporary Auctions in New York with $10 M. to $15 M. Estimate
Jean-Michel Basquiat’s market remains anything but quiet. This May, a rediscovered early painting by the artist will headline Sotheby’s Contemporary...
