Daniel Arsham Scores a Slam Dunk
The in-demand artist has been named the Cleveland Cavaliers’ new creative director, a...
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How Akari Lanterns Are Keeping The Noguchi Museum Afloat During COVID-19
Amid COVID-19, the Noguchi Museum has managed to retain all of its staff without pay cuts, while,...
Mimi Jung Finds Her Inner Balance
Through a new body of deeply personal fiber-based works that harness the emotive power of...
A Cultural Institution Resembling a Suspended Cloud is Planned for Siberia
The Vienna-based architecture firm Coop Himmelb(l)au is behind the design of the Kemerovo Museum...
The Black Painters Academy Is Here To Shift The Paradigm
A new dedicated school will teach the history of Black art, completely free of charge.
This Book Chronicles A Side of Abstract Art You’ve Never Seen
Less white, Western, and male: Joseph Low (“Pepe”) Karmela's new book chronicles the lesser...
The Museum of Fine Art Houston’s Monochromatic White Expansion Wins a Color Award
Steven Holl Architects takes home Vanceva’s annual World of Color Award with a monochromatic...
The First-Ever National Memorial for Native American Veterans Graces Washington, D.C.
The first national monument dedicated to Native veterans is the shape of the circle, holding...
A Campaign To Fund A Statue of Virginia Woolf Receives A Sudden Influx of Donations
After a naked sculpture of the Mary Wollstonecraft was deemed a missed opportunity, fundraisers...
John Waters Donates His Entire Personal Collection to the Baltimore Museum of Art
Tending towards the naughty, the perverse, and the ironic, the filmmaker's collection of 372 works...
An Apocalyptic Beach Opera at an Abandoned Bauhaus Swimming Pool
Sun & Sea (Marina), which addressed climate change through a surreal beach performance, won the...
La Prairie’s New Collection Is Inspired by a Platinum Meteor Shower that Lasted 200 Million Years
With the release of the Platinum Rare Haute-Rejuvenation collection, the Swiss beauty brand adds...
For The First Time, The Met Appoints Two Leaders—One of Whom is a Woman
The Met will elect Hamilton E. James and Candace K. Beinecke to replace Daniel Brodsky, the current
Judy Chicago’s Atmospheres Enter the Digital Realm
Thanks to augmented reality, the American feminist artist’s signature technicolor smoke plumes...
At Fondation Cartier, Sarah Sze’s Chaotic Meditations on Time and Space
With two monumental assemblages, the American sculptor probes how an over-proliferation of images...
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