Dark Souls Graphic Novel Series Gets The Box Set Treatment
The Dark Souls graphic novel series is releasing a new box set containing the first three volumes, showcasing beautiful art inspired by the games. [ more ]
Hockney meets a Renaissance master in National Gallery two-hander
David Hockney's works based on Piero della Francesca's The Baptism of Christ are displayed alongside the original at London's National Gallery. [ more ]
Nikole Tursi unveils 'Beyond the Art of Craft,' her inaugural solo exhibition in the UK, as part of London Craft Week in London. - KALTBLUT Magazine
Nikole Tursi's exhibition 'Beyond the Art of Craft' blends art and haute couture, featuring wearable artworks reflecting avant-garde fashion and traditional forms. [ more ]
The poetry in Jean Cocteau's visual art celebrated in Venice exhibition
Jean Cocteau's work was influenced by his background as a poet, manifesting in various art forms like film, drawings, paintings, and ceramics. [ more ]
Jeremy Starn's 'Displacement' series turned into a photo book showcasing the building of Ceiba, a zero-emission tall ship for cargo freight.
Starn's work reflects his interest in how humans shape their environment, focusing on environmental interventions and societal impacts through photography, painting, and sculpture. [ more ]
The Orb At Google's Charleston East Campus Offers A Moment Of 'Productive Distraction' - Yanko Design
The Orb at Google's Charleston East Campus, designed by The Very Many, offers a captivating blend of public and private spaces, providing a moment of serene distraction from the busy world. [ more ]
Diana Zaheer Is Guiding Us on the Path to Enlightenment With "Judgment City" - KALTBLUT Magazine
A collaboration between Diana Zaheer, Marina Loeb, and Lincoln Parish brings forth an extraordinary masterpiece called 'Judgment City' that blends art, spirituality, and music. [ more ]
SLAMROSS1000's multifaceted creative endeavors include music, fashion, art, and social work, stemming from a passion for skate brands and art. [ more ]
Biggie, Tupac, Ghostface those guys saved my life': Alvaro Barrington on hip-hop, carnival and his Tate show
Alvaro Barrington's art is deeply influenced by his experience of migration and exchange, reflecting the history of immigrant communities in Whitechapel. [ more ]
Photos: Up close and personal, cicadas display nature's artwork
Trillions of periodical cicadas emerging in the US are both overwhelming and visually stunning, with scientists and artists noting their unique beauty. [ more ]
A Review of 'Attune' at Hamburger Bahnhof | Berlin Art Link
Pirici's exhibition 'Attune' at Hamburger Bahnhof explores interconnectedness of human and non-human entities through performance and installations. [ more ]
Drawing as a window to emotion with insights from tech-transformed participant images - Scientific Reports
The I-SKE framework captures the essence of aesthetic experience through sensation, knowledge, and emotion, offering a fresh perspective on the relationships between drawings and emotions. [ more ]
Back to Black Director Sam Taylor-Johnsonto Her Critics: I Know WhatI'mDoing'
Sam Taylor-Johnson explores the complex lives of iconic figures through film, portraying both real and fictional characters with personal connections. [ more ]
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Steve McQueen: the Oscar-winner who still sees himself first and foremost as an artist
Steve McQueen is a highly respected figure in both the art and film industries, known for his formal rigor and unflinching depictions of human endurance. [ more ]
One-of-a-Kind Pots and Lamps Among the Shirtdresses
Fashion brand 3.1 Phillip Lim hosts 'Crafting Selfhood' exhibit by 13 AAPI women artists, merging art with fashion in New York City store during Design Week. [ more ]
It's Not Just This Year's Met Gala Theme. All Art Is About the Passage of Time
The Met Gala is a significant cultural event that fuses fashion and art, reflecting on historical epochs and social movements through clothing. [ more ]
Take 5: Artful Mini Golf, Sustainable Jewelry, a Puffer Case + More
The Air Swipe Bag by Coperni is made of NASA's nanomaterial silica aerogel, the lightest solid on Earth, and is the largest object ever made with this material. [ more ]
What they're saying: live arts in Brooklyn this week, April 8
Fashion Week Brooklyn showcasing national/international designers in Bed-Stuy. FWBK by BKStyle Foundation promotes emerging fashion creatives. Program highlights 'Fashion is Art' concept. [ more ]
Juxtapoz Magazine - blood compass: New Weavings by Diedrick Brackens in NYC
Diedrick Brackens's weavings create an imagined place with archetypal figures and symbols, inviting viewers to interpret the compositions and draw meaning from the works. [ more ]
'The experience of giving birth is so abstract and intense': Loie Hollowell on the challenge of painting pregnancy
Pregnancy and birth have historically been underrepresented in Western visual art, with artists like Loie Hollowell working to change this narrative through their feminist mysticism. [ more ]
Remembering Barbara Stauffacher Solomon, who made graphic design bigger and bolder
Barbara Stauffacher Solomon was a pioneering graphic designer known for her bold supergraphics art style and dedication to blending design, art, and life. [ more ]
Insight! Sensitivity! Genius! Our critic picks the top five masterpieces in the National Gallery
The National Gallery in London was founded in 1824 starting from scratch, intentionally building the world's most systematic corpus of European paintings. [ more ]
Experience hidden stories and surprises in a free 90-minute walking tour of San Francisco's Yerba Buena neighborhood, showcasing history, art, poetry, architecture, and activism. [ more ]
Kevin Townsend's entertainment choices include reading Philip Levine's poems, visiting the National Gallery of Art, and enjoying punk music and Star Trek. [ more ]
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How four gardens became important spaces of experimentation and creativity for the Bloomsbury Group women
The exhibition at the Garden Museum in London, Gardening Bohemia: Bloomsbury Women Outdoors, explores the gardens of Virginia Woolf and her contemporaries as integral to their intellectual and artistic pursuits. [ more ]
Kelly Halpin combines creativity in ultrarunning, thru-hiking, alpinism with art, photography, and children's book illustration inspired by nature. [ more ]
This new festival projects gorgeous video art onto NYC's historic airplane hangars
Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn is hosting its first-ever Public Arts Festival showcasing video artworks on historic hangars, merging art, architecture, and history. [ more ]
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In Jennifer Croft's 'The Extinction of Irena Rey,' literature is alive-even dangerous
Jennifer Croft's novel, 'The Extinction of Irena Rey', explores the complexities of translation, art, and nature through the disappearance of the titular character. [ more ]
catalina andonie's mobile totem sculptures collage various grains and hues of stone
Catalina Andonie revives and reinterprets 1980s sculptures by Marmolerías Brescia with covertly deceptive temporalities.
The sculptures, now titled Tótems I-II-II-IV, are transformed with rotating devices and wheels, integrating diverse stones and exploring multiple configurations. [ more ]