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Are Art Institutions Falling Behind? Miami Art Week Recap
Dive into the non traditional artists making waves right now.
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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
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The Art of Collage: Artist Spotlight on Benny Del Mar
Collaging is a long-standing art form rising in popularity. This article includes an interview with a small southern california artist where we discuss collaging as an art form and its evolution in the digital era.
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Fireworks Show on the Himalayas Sparks Fierce Controversy: Is Nature a Canvas for Human Artistry?
Famous outdoor brand Arc'teryx and pyrotechnic artist Cai Guoqiang lately apologized after their collaborative fireworks display nearly blew up Tibet's sacred mountains and damaged the local ecosystem
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Will Art Basel Qatar Be Safe?
For Art Basel, the timing is delicate. And a lot is at stake.
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In times of turmoil, where do artists find their place?
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?
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The MET Supporting DEI Against The Trump Administration
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...
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When issues such as spacial injustice in Los Angeles are represented by the elite circles
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
Is video game a form of art?
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.
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An interview for Ruth Weisberg Prize receiver - Terrie Yu
Interview features Prized Exhibition "Harsh Harsh Ribbon Flush"
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"The Messenger" for Us - Jack Whitten's retrospective show at MoMA
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.
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Exciting show of digital integration with art at LACMA
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.