The New Yorker17h
The Eternal Mysteries of Red
It’s often deemed the first color, the strongest color, the color that stands for color itself. So why does it keep slipping ...
World’s largest Light Art Run transforms Copenhagen into moving artwork
Copenhagen’s historic harbour lit up as over 1,300 runners, wrapped in glowing light chains, transformed the city into a ...
Where is the oldest painting in the world? The answer might be a shock!
A 45,500-year-old cave painting of a wild pig found in Indonesia is considered the oldest known figurative art. This ...
Artnet11h
How Artist Chiharu Shiota Threads Memories Into Her Weightless Installations
The internationally-acclaimed artist discusses why red threads, old objects, and a life between two countries are essential ...
Space on MSN14h
Students' contest-winning pen, paint and poetry works shown aboard International Space Station
The winners of the second annual International Space Art and Poetry Contest were chosen out of 2,700 entries from 35 ...
100 Years of How Black Painters See Themselves
Koyo Kouoh, who will curate the 2026 Venice Biennale, has assembled a huge survey at the Bozar Centre for Fine Arts in ...
Inclusive new artwork helps North Baltimore church atone for past that includes ties to slavery
The congregation of the 180-year-old Govans Presbyterian Church dedicated artwork by a Baltimore-born muralist as it seeks to ...
Atlanta Voice16h
“We Say What Black That is” is now open at Spelman College Museum of Fine Art
Discover the powerful exhibit 'We Say What Black This Is' by MacArthur Fellowship-winning artist Amanda Williams at Spelman College Museum of Fine Art.