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Oliver Rios: El Barrio's Visual Storyteller
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Oliver Rios is an artist whose creations are intricately linked to the cultural essence of El Barrio, a neighborhood located in New York City. Drawing inspiration from street…
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Ēriks Caune: Riga-Based Visual Artist Profile
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Ēriks Caune, also known as THOBEK, is a visual artist based in Riga, Latvia. His practice encompasses large-scale mural painting, graffiti, classical oil painting, and…
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Sigmar Polke: Post-War German Artist and Alchemist of Art
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Sigmar Polke, a German artist born during World War II, is the subject of a comprehensive overview highlighting his life and work. Polke, who lived through the trauma of the war…
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Nicola Samorì's Monument to Motorcyclist Luca Salvadori Unveiled in Milan
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A new public sculpture by Italian artist Nicola Samorì will be inaugurated in Milan on September 14, 2026, at 6 PM. The five-meter-tall aluminum work, titled 'Le Pieghe' (The…
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Franco Fontana, Pioneer of Color Photography, Dies at 92 in Modena
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Franco Fontana, a prominent Italian photographer celebrated for his innovative approach to color and abstract landscapes, passed away on August 29, 2026, at the age of 92 in…
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David Degelin: Photography as Therapy and Artistic Renewal
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David Degelin, a Belgian photographer with a foundation in archaeology and anthropology, refers to photography as "the therapy that saved my life." He obtained a Master's in…
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Enzo D'Agostino: The Artist Who Wants to Exit Contemporary Art
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Enzo D'Agostino, an Italian artist and the creator of Atlas Space in London, champions 'un-contemporary' art, urging a retreat from the contemporary art scene. A piece by Domenico…
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Sarah Jones's New Play 'America, Who Hurt You?' Opens in New York
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Sarah Jones, an actress and writer, has unveiled her latest play, 'America, Who Hurt You?', which will be staged at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in New York from September 10…
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Pepponi Art: The Faces Memory Refuses to Forget
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Birgit Kalkofen, a self-taught artist working under the name Pepponi Art, creates paintings that blend personal memory, cultural observation, and vivid color. Born in Germany, she…
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René Depestre, 102, Celebrates Birthday and Legacy in Lézignan-Corbières
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On August 29, 2026, René Depestre, the Haitian poet, marked his 102nd birthday at Villa Hadriana in Lézignan-Corbières, France, surrounded by fans. This occasion coincided with…
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Saint Micah Releases New Dance-Pop Single 'Papillon' via Casa Doce Music
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Saint Micah, formerly known as Micah McLaurin, has released his latest single 'Papillon' through Casa Doce Music. The track, produced by Young Jake, is the second installment in…
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Enrica Fico Antonioni on Life with Michelangelo, New Super 8 Footage, and the AnimaNatura Foundation
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In a conversation with Giuditta Elettra Lavinia Nidiaci for Collezione da Tiffany, Enrica Fico Antonioni, the widow of Michelangelo Antonioni, reflects on her life alongside the…
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Nikita Miroshnikov: From Moscow to Honolulu, Building a Targeted Creator Career
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From 2015 to 2018, Nikita Miroshnikov worked as a photographer and videographer in Moscow and has since attracted approximately 123,000 followers on social media from Honolulu.…
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Charlie Firth's 3D-Printed Lamps Blend Memphis Geometry with Digital Fabrication
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Charlie Firth, a product and furniture designer hailing from South West Wales, has introduced a series of 3D-printed table lamps named 'Colorful Rebellion,' drawing inspiration…
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Abandoned Ancona Lighthouse to House Over 100 Artists
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Gino Gianuizzi, who established the Bologna-based art venue neon (1981-2011) and teaches at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Bologna, has obtained a six-year lease from the Agenzia…
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Haimy Assefa on Directing Precious Okoyomon's Creative Destruction
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In a director's note for Art21's New York Close Up film "Precious Okoyomon's Creative Destruction," Haimy Assefa discusses the process of capturing the artist's multifaceted…
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James Griffith: Painting with La Brea Tar
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Altadena-based artist James Griffith creates paintings using tar sourced from the La Brea Tar Pits, a technique he calls 'painting with death.' His works depict wildlife and…
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Betye Saar, artista que transformou objetos racistas em símbolos de resistência, morre aos 99 anos
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Betye Saar, a prominent American artist celebrated for her assemblages that challenged the racial history of the United States, passed away on July 26, 2026, at the age of 99.…
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Raul De Lara's Hermès Windows Capture the Secret Lives of New York's Homes
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Raul De Lara, a sculptor originally from Mexico and now residing in New York City, has designed the newest window displays for the Hermès flagship store on Madison Avenue. His…
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German Soprano Anny Schlemm Dies at 97; Career Spanned Opera and Operetta
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Anny Schlemm, a renowned German opera singer who evolved from a lyric soprano to dramatic and character mezzo-soprano, passed away at the age of 97 in Graz, Austria, as reported…
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Yayoi Kusama, Icon of Polka Dots and Infinity Rooms, Dies at 97
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Yayoi Kusama, the celebrated Japanese artist famed for her distinctive polka dots and infinity rooms, passed away on 14 August 2023, at the age of 97 in a Tokyo hospital. She was…
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Vince Gilligan on Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and the Joy of Audience Interpretation
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In a recent interview with Le Monde, Vince Gilligan, the American showrunner known for creating hit television series such as Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and the more recent…
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Global Tributes Pour In for Yayoi Kusama Following Her Death at 97
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Following the death of Yayoi Kusama at age 97, artists, galleries, museums, and fashion houses worldwide have taken to social media to honor her legacy. The Japanese artist, known…
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Hilary Lorenz's Self-Built Stone Studio in Rural New Mexico
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In the latest edition of Hyperallergic's 'A View From the Easel,' printmaker Hilary Lorenz shares insights about her self-constructed studio located in rural New Mexico. A…
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Palestinian Artist Sliman Mansour Dies at 79, Leaving Legacy of Resistance
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On Monday, August 24, Sliman Mansour, a prominent figure in Palestinian art, passed away at the age of 79. His funeral took place on Wednesday, August 26, at the Anglican Church…
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Jacques Tardi at 80: Chronicler of a Bloody Century
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French comic artist Jacques Tardi turns 80, celebrated for his extensive body of work that spans the entire previous century, including both World Wars and the history and present…
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Théo Giacometti's Camargue Project Blends Photography and Myth
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Théo Giacometti, a French photographer born in 1989 and residing in Marseille, is undertaking a project called 'Pour qui chanteront les sirènes' (For Whom the Sirens Will Sing)…
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Maxwell Tilse: Hand-Drawn Urban Memory Maps
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Maxwell Tilse, a self-taught illustrator born in Sydney and based in London since 2015, creates detailed ink drawings that capture the emotional character of cities. His practice,…
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ORLAN Reflects on MesuRAGE Performances in Antwerp and Liège
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During an interview on December 4, 2025, in Paris, artist ORLAN spoke with researcher Annosh Urbanke about her MesuRAGE performances. This series, initiated in 1968, showcases…
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Saeborg: Fetish as Gender Critique in Inflatable Farm Performances
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Born in Toyama in 1981, Japanese artist Saeborg critiques societal norms surrounding gender and species through her unique inflatable latex costumes and performances themed around…
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Sebastian Quack on Critical Play and Reimagining Public Space
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In an interview with Alison Hugill for Berlin Art Link, artist, curator, and game designer Sebastian Quack discusses his practice of "critical play," which involves moving play…
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Katharina Grosse Transforms Former Cattle Breeding Cooperative into Art Campus in Brandenburg
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German artist Katharina Grosse has been converting the former cattle breeding cooperative "Völkerfreundschaft" in Schenkenberg, Groß Kreutz, Brandenburg, into an art campus since…
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Ovanes Berberian's Castle-Like Studio in Idaho: A Haven for Plein-Air Painting
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French Impressionist Ovanes Berberian has established a castle-like studio on 40 acres in Idaho, where he combines plein-air painting with bi-annual workshops. The studio, set in…
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DJ Dixon on His Art Collection and the Impact of Screens on Club Culture
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In an interview with Monopol, German DJ Dixon discusses his art collection and his platform Transmoderna, reflecting on how increasing screen usage affects the club experience.…
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Street Artist Nathan Murdoch Gets Job Offer from Dragons' Den's Steven Bartlett
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Nathan Murdoch, a street artist from Peterborough, appeared on the BBC program Dragons' Den, asking for a £60,000 investment in exchange for a 10% equity in his venture, Street…
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Arthur Régis Carmo: From Goiânia to Global Creative Leadership
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So, there's this Brazilian guy named Arthur Régis Carmo who's been a Creative Director and Illustrator for 14 years. He’s done some cool brand identity work for big names like…
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Brassaï: The Hungarian Photographer Who Captured Paris's Dark Side and Inspired Picasso
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Brassaï, born Gyula Halasz in 1899 in Brasso, Hungary (now Brașov, Romania), became one of the most influential French photographers. After moving to Berlin and then Paris, he was…
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Documentary on Amélia Toledo's Boundary-Pushing Art Premieres in Brazil
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The film 'Amelia Toledo: Lembrar de Não Esquecer' presents an exploration of the life and artistic contributions of Brazilian artist Amélia Toledo, who significantly impacted…
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Kader Attia on Immersion in Other Cultures: A Conversation with Le Monde
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In an interview with Le Monde, French-Algerian artist Kader Attia discusses his deep connection to diverse cultures and the concept of 'alterity'. Attia, known for his work as a…
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Yayoi Kusama's Final Years: Iconic Collaborations and Public Artworks
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Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, who died this month at age 97, left a legacy of iconic projects spanning decades. Her career included major retrospectives at MoMA (1998) and the…
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