This spring’s books newsletter shines a spotlight on a diverse selection of art and activist literature that delves into themes of visual culture and societal change. This thoughtful array includes a deep exploration of Frank O’Hara’s influential role at the Museum of Modern Art, enhancing our understanding of his contributions beyond poetry. The collection also features “Chicano Camera Culture,” a […]
**Art Review: DOLORES Exhibition Celebrates Dolores Huerta’s Legacy** In honor of activist Dolores Huerta’s 96th birthday, over 30 Los Angeles artists have come together to pay homage to her lifelong fight for the rights and dignity of everyday people through the “DOLORES” exhibition at the Chicano cultural center Plaza de la Raza. The exhibition showcases the achievements of Huerta, co-founder […]
A Dutch museum discovered a carved-bone phallus attributed to the Ancient Romans during a massive inventory project. The find was made in a forgotten collection of 16,000 boxes at the Valkhof Museum in Nijmegen. The boxes originated from multiple storage depots and became the property of Gelderland, once part of the Roman Empire. With an €8 million project planned until […]
Pictoplasma Berlin 2026: International Festival of Character Design and Art The dynamic metropolis of Berlin is poised to once again become a hub of creativity and forward-thinking as it welcomes the eagerly awaited Pictoplasma Berlin 2026: International Festival of Character Design and Art. Famed for its unique emphasis on modern character creation, Pictoplasma unites artists, designers, and fans from around […]
The Jewish Museum in New York City presents a landmark exhibition, “Paul Klee: Other Possible Worlds,” the first U.S. museum event dedicated to the late work of Swiss-German artist Paul Klee, known for his resistance to fascism in the 1930s. Running through July 26, 2026, the exhibition explores the final decade of Klee’s prolific career, marked by his departure from […]
“Homeward Bound” For many individuals, cardboard is typically not given much consideration. After fulfilling its role, it’s usually sent for recycling. However, for artist Warren King, this common material is a medium for extraordinary sculptures of figures, frequently derived from his family heritage. The three-dimensional artworks showcase free-standing figures, busts, and relief sculptures, each narrating a unique tale. “These pieces […]
**Art and Renewal: Highlights from the Art Scene in Upstate New York** Springtime in Upstate New York is a period of vibrant transformation, where the promise of renewal extends beyond nature and into the realm of art. This season, the region boasts a remarkable array of exhibitions, affirming its place as a cultural hub. Taliesin Thomas, a noted art writer, […]
Asawa at her individual exhibition at the San Francisco Arts Commission Capricorn Asunder gallery, CA, 1976. (Photo by Bruce Sherman, artwork © 2026 Ruth Asawa Lanier, Inc. Courtesy of David Zwirner) It has already been a remarkable year for the late artist Ruth Asawa. In March, her significant retrospective opened at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, after highly successful exhibitions at […]
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**Weekly Highlights from BSA Images: May 4, 2026** This week, BSA Images presented an energetic array of international street art, illustrating the variety and vibrancy of urban creativity. As cities change, the stories told through their walls do as well. Here’s a detailed observation of the exceptional pieces from the last week that captivated our interest: **1. New York City: […]