Opinion
Why Epstein is already being forgotten
Yeats’ gyres now come faster and faster, and as each new era comes, we quickly forget the last one. Our minds cannot comprehend, our spinning top cannot hold. It is imploding in on itself.
Wolfgang Bakari Burst
Wolfgang Burst is a jazz pianist and CEO of The Art Newsletter who currently studies Geography at the University of Texas. He blends tradition with innovation in music and media, curating creativity at the intersection of art and technology.
Opinion
In an Extremely Loud World, Artists Would Benefit More If They Learned to Shut Up
I have come to the conclusion that most artists are overthinking absolutely everything.
Art
Are Art Institutions Falling Behind? Miami Art Week Recap
Dive into the non traditional artists making waves right now.
Art
On Max Evasion - "Burple Stomp" (2025)
It’s crazy how sometimes people resonate with something that you spend no time on. A few days ago I came across a performance art piece titled “Burple Stomp” (2025) which premiered at Miami Art Basel by the dancer/artist known as Max Evasion on social media. It stuck with
Weekly Newsletter
On Reinvention, Survival, and the Art of Showing Up
Weekly Newsletter
This Week in Art & Culture: Fast Fashion Backlash • Wealth’s Visuals • Ross On-Auction
From Paris pushing back against SHEIN’s first permanent store, to a closer look at how wealth is framed across film and architecture, to Bob Ross paintings selling for over $600k to support public TV.
This Week In The Arts - What Will Be Mamdani's Effect on The Arts?
This week we look at Zohran Mamdani’s historic win, the new U.S. Poet Laureate, the creative limits of IMAX, the elegance of xia, the opening of Egypt’s Grand Museum, and Saba’s latest track that reminds us hip-hop still breathes off the charts.
News
Is Zohran's Win A Win For Artists?
The historic mayoral win has many celebrating. The question is, should we?
Weekly Newsletter
Piecing it all together
Collage, clay, and coming-of-age in 2025, this week’s features linger on the handmade worlds that make art come alive.
Weekly Newsletter
This Week In The Arts - Signal Lost: Art, Rebellion, and the Battle Over Expression
From punk revivals to banned books, this week’s issue traces how rebellion moves through culture, from the runway to the library shelf to the movie screen and asks what happens when art meant to provoke becomes art meant to please.
Fire, Screens and Shutdown
From a Los Angeles fire to a federal shutdown: culture under heat, scrutiny, and delay.
K-Pop, Cinematic Anxiety, and Political Extremes
This week, we look at how pop culture and politics mirror our fears, desires, and divisions.