Politics
Over the last week alone we’ve seen headlines of staggering violence: Charlie Kirk killed at a campus event in Utah, stabbings in Charleston, Israeli bombings on Qatar, and even an attempted overthrow abroad. In these moments I ask this question: where are the artists?
Art
The recent turmoil of protesting against the Trump administration and established regulations against academic freedom, freedom of speech, and diversity politics, leading by Harvard University, which stands strong so far against the government’s threats to cut federal funding...
Art
Urban planning throughout history has long been operated as a tool of political control and economic dominance, disproportionately impacting vulnerable communities through zoning laws, highway construction, and patterns of displacement, which is also the case for Los Angeles.
Culture
Different people may have their own answer, but it is inevitable that this medium has showcased its possibility to be something more than purely entertainment or a way to make money.
Art
Interview features Prized Exhibition "Harsh Harsh Ribbon Flush"
News
Recently, MoMA opened the Jack Whitten retrospective show, The Messenger, which was called the “best” in half a decade. The show occupies an entire floor of MoMA, displaying Jack Whitten’s entire art joinery from 1960 to 2018, when he passed away.
Art
Digital Witness: Revolutions in Design, Photography, and Film is probably the most relevant group show I have seen this year to contemporary and modern technology and advancements that have happened outside of the field of art.
Art
An auction house for artworks functions as a marketplace where collectors, galleries, and institutions engage in competitive bidding to purchase and sell art.
News
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Art
As I was researching and casually asking ChatGPT about what are some of the present trend/tendency in art creation these days. One stood out to me which seems pretty distinct from the rest of the AI-summarized trend.
Art
Authenticity and Consistency: An Interview with Artist Paris Black on Portraiture, Culture, and Film Influence
Art
Yesterday, I visited the Hauser & Wirth gallery, one of my favorite art spaces in downtown LA, to see what was on. The overall vibe is definitely a lot less “lofty” compared to some other art galleries, with a little oasis of coffee and conversation in the center. The size