Arts

Arts

Barry Hazard's miniature landscapes encourage deep reflection and connection to nature within confined artistic frames.

LEGO's new art set celebrates Keith Haring's vibrant energy, merging playfulness with sophisticated home decor.

Golden's art weaves personal narratives with cultural elements, exploring themes of identity and adversity through a surreal, artistic lens.

Judith Schaechter's installation 'Super/Natural' explores humanity's relationship with the cosmos through immersive stained glass art.

Adam Pendleton's artistic journey reflects a lifelong commitment to creativity and addressing complex human experiences through layered paintings.

Jess Ackerman's art reflects a transformative year marked by solo shows and personal milestones, exploring humor and memories through still life.

The Photography Show is a unique exhibition featuring both classic and contemporary photography, with events like artist talks and rare publications.

Museums' reliance on commercial galleries is reshaping contemporary art exhibitions.

New York's art scene blossoms with innovative exhibitions ahead of upcoming art fairs.

Expo Chicago showcases diverse global galleries and emphasizes bold artistic expression that challenges traditional perceptions.

Two new art spaces launch in Venice, focusing on innovation and temporary exhibitions without a permanent collection.

Hua Wang's exhibition 'Gigantic House' explores humanity's disconnection from nature against a backdrop of technology.

Philippa Hughes has dedicated her life to fostering connections among diverse people due to her childhood experiences of loneliness and cultural displacement.

A small act of kindness can have a profound impact on someone's emotional wellbeing.

The Mellon Foundation announced $15 million in emergency funding for state humanities councils impacted by federal grant cuts.

Mellon Foundation provides $15 million in emergency funding for state humanities councils after federal support cuts.

Ancient Maya tools for tattooing discovered in Belize.

Isaac Julien's retrospective at the de Young reveals his unique artistic exploration of cultural identity and history through video installations.

Yosvany Terry explores the music traditions of Benin and their influence on Caribbean culture through research and performances.

The 2025 Time Space Existence exhibition focuses on sustainability and innovation in architecture with 207 global participants.

It explores environmental, social, and cultural solutions through a collaborative and diverse lens.

Yacademy offers transformative experiences for young architects through hands-on workshops and collaborations with esteemed professionals.

Ma Yansong's architecture emphasizes emotional connection and harmony with nature, leading to his recognition in TIME's 2025 influential people list.

The Rock Art Visitors Center exemplifies sustainable architecture that respects the site's ecological and archaeological significance.

The Taiwan pavilion at Venice Biennale 2025 explores resilience through 'precarious intelligens', addressing challenges posed by natural disasters and geopolitical issues.

Memoirs should explore larger cultural narratives rather than just personal introspection.

Brian Tyree Henry showcases his versatility in acting through diverse roles from Paper Boi to Smokey Bear.

Rashid Johnson's exhibition at the Guggenheim explores themes of identity and history through diverse artistic mediums and innovative curatorial strategies.

Monica Taverniti's exhibition merges functionality with fantasy, sparking dialogue on personal interpretation in modern design.

The 'Capsules' project invites artists to create installations in vacant commercial spaces, enriching public art engagement in Luxembourg.

The NEH's call for artists aims to create a sculpture park featuring diverse historical figures, amidst public discontent regarding Trump's cultural projects.

Trump's executive order has cut crucial funding for cultural institutions, directly impacting BAMPFA's grant for preserving African American quilts.

The UK arts sector calls for a £5m grassroots fund to support artists and a reversal of funding cuts in higher education.

Étoile explores the struggles of ballet companies amid funding cuts and pandemic impacts, emphasizing family and ambition through quirky characters.

The transition from dancer to a new career role is complex and emotionally challenging, especially within the ballet community.

Navigating romantic interest in adult relationships requires careful communication regarding feelings and boundaries.

Iron Jo is a contemporary folk musical that creatively adapts a lesser-known Grimm Brothers fable with a DIY approach to its production.

The Brightening Air explores the intersection of dreams and reality, capturing the essence of fleeting moments and unresolved emotions.

Sara Jean Accuardi's world-premiere production of The Storyteller opens at Artists Repertory Theatre after her notable achievements in playwriting.