Juxtapoz Magazine - Janiva Ellis: Fear Corroded Ape @ Carpenter Center for Visual Arts, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Janiva Ellis's exhibition explores the complexities of cultural narratives through 'unresolvable' images, revealing underlying themes of violence and aspiration.
Here's What We're Excited to See at EXPO CHICAGO 2025
EXPO CHICAGO showcases diverse artworks from international artists, emphasizing cultural narratives and innovative practices during its return to Navy Pier.
Moon paintings and fictitious flowers: Our pick of the art on show at Art SG
İnci Eviner explores themes of identity and mythology through diverse media, highlighting the intersections of predator-prey dynamics in her latest artwork.
Juxtapoz Magazine - Janiva Ellis: Fear Corroded Ape @ Carpenter Center for Visual Arts, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Janiva Ellis's exhibition explores the complexities of cultural narratives through 'unresolvable' images, revealing underlying themes of violence and aspiration.
Here's What We're Excited to See at EXPO CHICAGO 2025
EXPO CHICAGO showcases diverse artworks from international artists, emphasizing cultural narratives and innovative practices during its return to Navy Pier.
Moon paintings and fictitious flowers: Our pick of the art on show at Art SG
İnci Eviner explores themes of identity and mythology through diverse media, highlighting the intersections of predator-prey dynamics in her latest artwork.
I'm glad my criticism of Bob Geldof's Band Aid charity single for Africa caused a storm. Here's why I did it | Fuse ODG
Africans are reclaiming their narrative, sparked by negative portrayals in Band Aid's legacy and its broader impacts on Africa's identity and perception.
I'm glad my criticism of Bob Geldof's Band Aid charity single for Africa caused a storm. Here's why I did it | Fuse ODG
Africans are reclaiming their narrative, sparked by negative portrayals in Band Aid's legacy and its broader impacts on Africa's identity and perception.
Mystical synths, bloodcurdling screams: the sounds of Asian horror - The Wire
The article explores the intersection of horror films and cultural narratives in Indonesia and Japan, highlighting their historical and social contexts.
Curtain Calls: Latest endeavor by Oakland's Marcus Gardley doesn't disappoint
Gardley's A Thousand Ships intertwines personal stories with historical context, showcasing resilience and friendship amidst challenges faced by two Black women.
Jimmy O. Yang Shines in Excellent "Interior Chinatown" | TV/Streaming | Roger Ebert
Asian-made films and shows in the 2020s uniquely portray the Asian-American experience, spotlighting identity struggles and the search for representation.
The Independent unlocks Black history archives to celebrate trailblazers
The Independent highlights Black History Month by showcasing portraits of influential Black figures and examining historical narratives in British politics.
Nevin Aladağ explores the interplay between sound, cultural narratives, and artistic expressions by transforming everyday objects into vessels of cultural resonance and auditory experience.