Stunning Architectural Photos of ‘Accidentally Wes Anderson’ City Porto
Ever wanted to see a castle in the clouds? PRT, photographer Simone Hutsch’s latest
Christine Rasmussen on Making Work at the Intersection of Belonging and Isolation
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‘Remote,’ Ep. 3: Badir McCleary Plays With Our Perception of Public Art
Badir McCleary stands in front of a jagged 340-ton boulder levitating 15 feet in
Alice Yuan Zhang Ran a Workshop in Interspecies Speed Dating
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Pop-Surrealist Luke Chueh Peers Through the Darkness
Life is emotionally abusive, as existential philosopher Taylor Swift has noted. Sometimes
Watch: Kaitlyn Jo Smith Turns America’s Labor Force Into a Commodified Nightmare
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Camilla d’Errico: Nurtured by Nature on Vancouver Island
Over the pandemic, Camilla d’Errico’s life turned upside down. Surrounded by
‘Remote,’ Ep. 2: Badir McCleary Documents a People’s History of Philadelphia Art and Culture
Blue and gold historical plaques are everywhere in Philadelphia. Numbering in the
AI Artist Avital Meshi Creates a ‘Multiverse’ of Different Identities
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L.A. Artists: Crewest Studio’s New Book Celebrates La-La Land’s Creative Class
“Los Angeles…she’s a moody, needy, demanding city. She’ll put you in the
Five Artist Exhibition: Pixie Dust, Penguins in Vintage Shoes, Toy Guns Galore
Pixie dust, a penguin in vintage shoes, colorful toy guns available for 10 cents—you’ll
Sherry Karver’s Pixelated Photographs Reveal a Glitch in the System
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‘Remote,’ Ep. 1: Badir McCleary Captures the Sublime Beauty of Desert X
"Dude, I didn't even know that existed." It’s a phrase Badir McCleary
Whitney Sage Paints a Melancholy Ode to Midwestern Homesickness [Interview]
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Dana Squires Reveals the Secret Life of Fruit
Cracking open a pomegranate (“seeds of blood in cups of azure,” as Andre Gide
Breaking ‘The Fourth Wall’ in Los Angeles
The fourth wall is an imaginary boundary that separates a story from its audience,
Fantastical Drawings From Olga Nenazhivina Visualize a Multicultural Future [Interview]
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‘Strange Plants’: Life Finds a Way in Heather Beardsley’s Latest Solo Show
Six years ago, Heather Beardsley visited the site of an infamous—and recent—nuclear
‘Optic:’ A Captivating Exploration of Optical Effects in Graphics
Flashback to the 1960s: Op Art, short for Optical Art, emerged in a decade that matched
‘NO COMPLY’: A Tribute Exhibition to the Renegades Who Skate and Create
In the 1970s, street art and skateboarding collided. Both groups were seen as rebellious,
Choreographer Alexandra F. Light Performs the Forgotten History of Women
The winters in Buffalo, NY, are brutal. Situated on Lake Erie at the mouth of the
‘Happytecture’: A Captivating Journey Through a Whimsical World
When was the last time a building made you smile? How about a window or a hat? Recently
The Creators of ‘Rotten Magazine’ Smell a Rat
“You’ve got a nerve to be asking a favor,” spews the narrator of The Walkman’s
Henry Sodt Prays to the Patron Saints of Catholic Art
Isolated on a canopy inside the Cornaro Chapel in Rome, the body of St. Theresa levitates
Ravi Zupa: The Written Word as Weapon of Mass Destruction
A meditation on violence, political power, and the weight of malicious words, Dylan