In an era where conventional norms seem reversed, a Christopher Columbus statue has been placed near the White House by President Trump. This statue replicates a Baltimore monument removed by protestors during the 2020 Black Lives Matter demonstrations.
Meanwhile, in New York, the Jewish Museum’s Paul Klee exhibit has opened without its highlight piece, ‘Angelus Novus’ (1920). The absence is attributed to ‘current conditions’ in Israel, where the artwork is currently located.
For an uplifting change, explore Joel Meyerowitz’s evocative photographs of Giorgio Morandi’s meticulously preserved studio in Bologna. Additionally, delve into the history of Indian modernists who embraced ‘Global South’ solidarity long before it became an academic term.
Furthermore, Julia Curl provides insight into a Houston exhibition that significantly altered her perspective on AI art. You might find your own views transformed as well.
