New York City Introduces Three New Appointed Public Artists in Residence
The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) has announced the selection of three artists—Ifoma Ebo, Stephen Kwok, and Mauricio Higuera—to participate in the Public Artists in Residence (PAIR) program. This municipal residency, inspired by the pioneering work of Mierle Laderman Ukeles with the NYC Department of Sanitation, embeds artists in public agencies to foster creative problem-solving approaches to […]
An Artist’s Perspective and Workspace Insights
**A Glimpse into Artistic Sanctuaries: A View From the Easel, 314th Installment** Welcome to the 314th installment of “A View From the Easel,” where artists open the doors to their creative sanctuaries, granting us a glimpse into the spaces where their imaginations unfurl and where inspiration materializes into compelling works of art. In this edition, we navigate the studios of […]
Hyperrealism and Queer Futurism Exhibited Together at NADA Miami
**Exploring the Future of Art and Identity at NADA Miami 2025: A Dive into Hyperrealism and Queer Futurism** Miami — At this year’s NADA Miami, artists and galleries presented visions that intertwined hyperrealism and speculative futures, examining how mundane objects carry profound emotional and political significance. The standout presentation featured Miami painter Thomas Bils at Baker-Hall Gallery. Bils’s photorealistic works, […]
Quality Arts Education Made Possible: The Founding of Purchase College
**Graduate Arts Programs at Purchase College, SUNY: Fostering a Community of Creatives** The MFA in Visual Arts at Purchase College, SUNY, is a prestigious, selective interdisciplinary program that emphasizes independence in studio work and rigorous academic studies. Graduate students benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, including photography, video, and digital labs, and receive a comprehensive education that prepares them for artistic, intellectual, […]
Craft in America Launches New Season Featuring “EAST” and “WEST”
The PBS docuseries “Craft in America” unveils the rich tapestry of American craft through its upcoming episodes “WEST” and “EAST,” premiering this December. These episodes mark the start of a four-part series celebrating the country’s 250th anniversary, with “NORTH” and “SOUTH” to follow in 2026. In “WEST,” viewers meet artists like Cary Schwarz, an Idaho-based saddlemaker, sharing insights into how […]
Meet Judge Myrto Steirou for the 2025 Booooooom Photo Awards
### Introducing Judge Myrto Steirou for the 2025 Booooooom Photo Awards The Booooooom Photo Awards have long recognized outstanding talent and creative vision within photography. For the 2025 awards, the addition of Judge Myrto Steirou marks an inspiring milestone in the event’s story. Celebrated for her deep knowledge of visual narrative and her unwavering commitment to nurturing artistic expression, Steirou’s […]
A Comprehensive List of Superhero Names: Real Identities and Heroic Personas
**A Comprehensive List of Superhero Names: Real Identities and Heroic Personas** Superheroes have captured the imaginations of people around the globe with their remarkable powers, heroic deeds, and intriguing personas. Often, the juxtaposition between their real identities and superhero personas adds depth to their character and stories. Here’s a closer look at some of the most iconic superheroes, their true […]
Moonlit Visions by Katherine Bradford: An Exploration of Light and Atmosphere
**Art and Dialogue: Exploring Contemporary Art and Curatorial Practices** In the ever-evolving world of contemporary art, figures like Katherine Bradford and Theaster Gates challenge and redefine traditional boundaries with their unique and thought-provoking works. Bradford’s “Communal Table,” a creation that captures both personal loss and transcendence, leaves viewers in awe with its starry-eyed exploration of human figures. Meanwhile, Theaster Gates’ […]
Exploring the Artistic World of Katherine Bradford
**Art Review: Katherine Bradford’s “Communal Table” Exhibition** In Katherine Bradford’s latest exhibition, “Communal Table,” on view at Canada Gallery in Manhattan, the 83-year-old American artist explores profound themes of life, death, and mutual support with a newfound intimacy. Her work encapsulates personal experiences and wider human emotions, inviting the audience to reflect on their own lives. Bradford’s painting “Moonlight” (2025) […]