Experience The Met’s Treasures in 3D From Home
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has unveiled 100 high-quality 3D scans of its artifacts online, allowing global audiences to explore its collection in detail.
Financial Challenges Force Hawaiʻi Museum to Dismiss Entire Staff
The Pacific Tsunami Museum in Hilo, Hawaiʻi, has dismissed its entire staff amid financial struggles. The museum, crucial for educating on tsunami safety, is
Honoring Iris Cantor, Ulysses Jenkins, and Rena Bransten: A Tribute
In this week's In Memoriam, we pay homage to influential figures like Iris Cantor, Ulysses Jenkins, and Rena Bransten, who left indelible marks in
Liz Nielsen’s Photograms Illuminate Hartford Art School
Liz Nielsen's exhibition, Interdimensional Timelines, will be showcased at Hartford Art School's Joseloff Gallery from March 5 to April 11. Her work, merging art
Revitalize Your Artistic Spirit with These Day Trips
Explore our guide to 15 artistic excursions outside of New York City this spring. Discover unique installations and serene paintings just a train ride
Escape NYC: Art Exhibitions to Explore This Spring
Explore captivating art exhibitions just outside NYC this spring. From Liz Nielsen's 'interdimensional timelines' in Connecticut to Piero Manzoni's whimsical installation in Cold Spring,
The Revolutionary Designs of Claude Parent: A Study in Non-Linear Architecture
Explore the groundbreaking work of Claude Parent, an architect who redefined modern design with his non-linear structures. His portfolio, accompanied by writings from Architecture
Niyū Yūrk: Unveiling the SWANA Community’s Presence in NYC
The New York Public Library's exhibition, Niyū Yūrk, explores the SWANA diaspora in NYC, addressing identity challenges and highlighting cultural contributions. Curated by Hiba