Agosto Machado, Creator of Iconic NYC Underground Shrines, Passes Away
Agosto Machado, a distinctive figure in NYC's downtown scene, passed away on March 21. Known for his shrines built from collected ephemera, Machado's work
Gold Toilet Artwork Criticizing Trump Emerges on National Mall
A provocative golden toilet sculpture critiquing Donald Trump has appeared on the National Mall, aiming to incite discussion about political leadership and art's role
Renoir, Cézanne, Matisse Masterpieces Stolen in Daring Art Theft
In a major art theft, paintings by Renoir, Cézanne, and Matisse have been stolen from the Magnani-Rocca Foundation in Parma, Italy. The stolen artworks
Raphael’s Masterpieces Shine in Landmark Exhibit
Raphael: Sublime Poetry at the Met brings over 170 of Raphael's masterpieces to New York for the first comprehensive US exhibition. Curator Carmen C.
Uncovering Racism in Artificial Intelligence Systems
Coded Bias, a documentary by Shalini Kantayya, investigates the racial biases embedded in AI systems. It follows MIT's Joy Buolamwini in her efforts to
Exploring the Cinematic Journey of Turner and Constable
A new film at Tate Britain brings the works of Turner and Constable to life, exploring their art and times. This cinematic journey offers
Experience Pratt Institute’s Weekly Art Exhibitions by Graduating Students
Pratt Institute hosts weekly exhibitions featuring work from graduating MFA and BFA students. Happening every Monday until early May, these events are part of
Juan Uslé’s Vibrant Retrospective at Museo Reina Sofía
Juan Uslé's retrospective at Museo Reina Sofía features 100 works spanning four decades, highlighting his unique approach to painting. Inspired by a childhood shipwreck,