It may surprise those who are familiar with artist Chuck Sperry’s long and multifaceted career that the man is, in fact, just one man. From art shows to key-note speeches to making some of the most iconic rock posters of his time, Sperry’s prolific output seems like the work of many hands—and it is, in …
Keith Haring may be a New York icon, but a part of his legacy lives on in Iowa City. The street artist’s special mural for the students of Ernest Horn Elementary is set to be displayed to the public for the first time while the school undergoes necessary renovations. From May 4 through the first …
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Gozo, the second largest of the Maltese islands in the Mediterranean Sea and located between Northern Libya and Southern Italy, was the latest site of Mexican artist Pedro Reyes’s collaborative project “Artists Against the Atomic Bomb.” For years, Reyes has commissioned artists to produce posters calling for nuclear disarmament. In its latest iteration, he hung …
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COVID-19 is teaching us that interior design matters. Work spaces, retail spaces, classrooms, hotels and hospitals—important conversations are going on right now across nearly every industry about how interiors can be redesigned to better protect our health, safety and welfare. Creativity is always better than rules. I believe that this very unusual period of …
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The Genesis of a Creative Spirit Susanne Herbold‘s life commenced amidst the verdant landscapes of Niedersachsen, Germany, in 1970, where her formative years were cradled in creativity and diverse influences. Her mother, a technical drawer and church musician, along with her father, a Lutheran priest passionate about bridging religious divides, provided a nurturing backdrop for …
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Almine Rech Brussels is pleased to present Torn Clean, Chloe Wise’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, on view from April 24 to May 25, 2024. An ecstatic mouth, an elated smile, a tear-filled eye, a Baudelairean mane of hair, the sudden appearance of a breast, movements that seem to graze or caress the flesh—piece by piece, …
Bruce Yonemoto, “Untitled, 1” (2023) in the exhibition Scratching at the Moon” at the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (courtesy the artist and O-Town House, Los Angeles) From the title of Sharon Mizota’s article “Asian-American Art Is Plagued by Generational Amnesia,” published in Hyperallergic on March 19, through the many paragraphs where she describes her …
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With the 2024 Venice Biennale now officially open to the public, the massive Italian art festival announced the winners of its three juried prizes during a press conference this morning. Related Articles The exhibition’s top prizes both went to Indigenous artists, with the Golden Lion for the main curated exhibition going to the Mataaho Collective, …
James Reka’s latest show, Floriana, opens at Backwoods Gallery, Melbourne this week. The Australian artist returns to his hometown for the first time in six years for this body of work, completed partly at his studio in Malta, and in residence at the gallery. As part of the original Everfresh Crew, Reka initially made his …
In the whimsical realm where imagination intertwines with craftsmanship, one individual stands as a maestro, orchestrating a symphony of strings, clay, and creativity. Meet Zack Buchman, the visionary puppet designer whose passion for puppetry has transcended mere hobby, evolving into a lifelong pursuit of artistic excellence. Old Sea Dog, Custom Furry Puppet Design In his …
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