Artists Collaborated on a Coronavirus PSA Campaign That You’ll See All Over NYC
The digital artworks will be on display on Times Square's billboards, on LinkNYC kiosks throughout the borough and above the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel.
View ArticleThe Getty Museum Has Made 70,000 Artworks Available to Use in ‘Animal Crossing’
'Animal Crossing' players have also been recreating famous artworks within the game's platform, such as Marina Abramović's iconic performance 'The Artist is Present.'
View ArticleCreating During Quarantine? Don’t Forget to Secure a Copyright
Do it now, or regret it when Ariana Grande steals your artwork for the concept of her next music video.
View ArticleNature Photographer and Studio 54 Staple Peter Beard Was a Man From a Bygone Era
Equally well versed in nightlife and wildlife, Beard was the type of magnetic figure who epitomized 20th century Americana.
View ArticleCoronavirus Vaccine ASMR Exists and It’s Surprisingly Soothing
In the middle of the global health crisis, ASMR artists are getting creative with ways to ease our anxieties.
View ArticleJudy Chicago Launches ‘Create Art for Earth’ Campaign With Help From Jane Fonda
Iconic artist Judy Chicago has launched an art campaign to raise awareness for environmental justice with help from Jane Fonda, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Greenpeace and the National Museum of Women in the Arts.
View ArticleGoogle Doodle’s Interactive Earth Day Game Highlights the Importance of Bees
Created in collaboration with the New York-based Honeybee Conservancy, the interactive doodle calls attention to the essential species of bees that are at risk of extinction.
View ArticleMona Chalabi’s Data-Driven Illustrations Are Keeping People Informed During...
During the pandemic, journalist Chalabi's illustrated, data-driven informative posts have become hugely popular on Instagram.
View ArticleClosed Art Institutions Brighten Up the Day With #MuseumSunshine Images
Originated by the New-York Historical Society and the Hirshhorn Museum, the hashtag saw institutions across the country sharing images of sunrises, starbursts and anything bright and yellow.
View ArticleMarina Abramović Breaks Her Silence on Being Labeled a Satanist
Abramović addressed how the conspiracy theories that have been circulating for years have been affecting her life and work in an interview with 'The New York Times.'
View ArticleA24 Is Auctioning Off Props Like an ‘Uncut Gems’ Furby for COVID-19 Relief
Original objects from the A24 movies 'Eighth Grade,' 'Hereditary' and 'Mid90s' are up for sale, with the proceeds benefiting NYC charities.
View ArticleWomen Leaders Take Over at Texas Art Institutions
Dallas Contemporary, Ruby City, Ballroom Marfa and the Chinati Foundation have all recently welcomed visionary women leaders, who are bringing a new perspective to the Texas art scene.
View ArticleArtist Relief Emergency Fund Receives Over 55,000 Applicants in Barely 2 Weeks
An Americans for the Arts survey also found that 95 percent of artists and creative workers have experienced a loss of income due to COVID-19.
View Article‘Circus of Books’ Is a Daughter’s Record of Her Parents’ Impact on the Porn...
Netflix's 'Circus of Books' documents the work of Karen and Barry Mason, two of America’s most unlikely gay porn distributors and producers.
View ArticleCreativity and Isolation: The Truth that Gave Birth to the Reclusive Artist Myth
Is isolation good for artists? The cliché of the reclusive artist would suggest it's the best way to create. And yet while most of this is myth, there's something to be said for the effect of solitude...
View ArticleAndy Warhol’s Everyday Photography Will Be Auctioned Off to Support Artists...
The online Christie's auction will go live on April 28, and will feature 60 of Warhol's snapshots of seemingly 'normal' sights.
View ArticleGoogle Doodle Is Bringing Back Its Most Popular Mini-Games
The first game to be brought back is a bunny-themed coding exercise from 2017.
View ArticleMajor World Museums Consider Reopening as Early as May
When museum directors offer up their institutions as "test rooms" in the midst of a pandemic, they put their workers at risk.
View ArticleBravo’s ‘Gallery Girls’ Shows How Much the Art World Has Changed in 8 Years
The defunct reality TV show that aired on Bravo illustrates how relatively easy it was to turn a passive interest in art into a brick-and-mortar business in 2012.
View ArticleSotheby’s ‘Gallery Network’ Lets Collectors Buy From Major Dealers in One Click
The online platform features work for sale from galleries including Gavin Brown’s enterprise, Sperone Westwater and Luhring Augustine.
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