Community plays a crucial role in the world of art, often serving as the backbone for many artists and institutions. In recent developments, Ho Chi Minh City-based artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen is set to create a significant piece for the High Line in New York City. His upcoming commission, “The Light That Shines Through the Universe,” is a poignant recreation […]
Noah Davis: A Visionary Perspective in Contemporary Art Noah Davis, an influential figure in the contemporary art world, left a significant impact on both the artistic and cultural landscapes. Known for his deeply evocative paintings, Davis encapsulated the nuances of Black life through a surrealistic lens that challenged conventional narratives. Born in Seattle in 1983, Davis was a prodigious talent […]
Off the shoreline of Miami Beach, a distinctive art installation has surfaced beneath the ocean: 22 life-sized concrete vehicles creating a submerged traffic jam. Conceptual artist Leandro Erlich conceived this work and unveiled it during Miami Art Week, titled “Concrete Coral,” which initiates the ReefLine, a 7-mile underwater sculpture park that merges ocean advocacy, site-specific art, and ecological restoration. “Concrete […]
A recent survey conducted by art advisor Paddy Johnson reveals significant insights into the struggles and optimism of artists across varying career stages. Despite financial challenges, artists continue to believe in the potential of their careers. The “New Visions” survey, drawing responses from over 1,000 artists, highlights that 45% of artists earned less in 2025 than the previous year, with […]
Photo: Asaf Kliger Numerous creative and groundbreaking bar concepts exist, yet none rival the uniqueness of ICEBAR. As indicated by its name, this bar incorporates ice into every facet of its identity. The crystal clear cubes that you would usually find in your drink serve as the vessels from which you sip. Beyond your drink, the walls are constructed from […]
**Revolution in Art: LACMA Staff Triumphs in Unionization Effort** LOS ANGELES — In a decisive move towards better working conditions and employment rights, employees at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) have overwhelmingly voted to unionize under AFSCME District Council 36, as announced on December 17, 2025. This decision follows a robust expression of solidarity and demand for […]
**Exhibition Announcement: Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass** The vibrant medium of glass takes center stage in “Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass.” Featuring more than 100 glass art pieces created by 29 Native American and First Nations artists, this exhibition at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian in New York also includes works by leading […]
Exploring Community Through Arts and Culture Community holds diverse meanings across various contexts, often reflecting common interests, cultural practices, and collective experiences. This article delves into the intricate links between art, storytelling, and fashion as they shape and are shaped by community values. In the realm of visual arts, scholars like Rachel Cohen offer fresh perspectives by connecting the vibrancy […]
Music possesses an unparalleled ability to resonate with our souls. It can provide solace and release, or captivate us with its elegance. While these emotions are often experienced by listeners, musicians and performers also deeply feel its impact. In fact, their connection may be even more profound. Japanese pianist Yumeka Nakagawa exemplifies this, as a video of her being swept […]
Announcement Louisiana State University (LSU) is paving the way for aspiring artists by offering substantial support through assistantships, as well as an inspiring environment for a fruitful art practice. Exhibition featuring work by LSU graduate students and faculty Located in the beautifully redesigned 75,000-square-foot Barnes Ogden Art & Design Complex, LSU provides 35 graduate assistantships for Master of Fine Arts […]