Exploring the Hidden Details of a Massive Tony Smith Sculpture
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Exploring Prospects and Possibilities in July 2025
**Opportunities for Artists and Creatives** In an ever-evolving art world, staying informed about opportunities for growth, funding, and collaboration is crucial for artists and creatives. Organizations across the globe offer a variety of programs and initiatives designed to support artistic endeavors. Here’s a comprehensive overview of some of the current opportunities ranging from residencies and fellowships to open calls and […]
Current Must-See Art Exhibitions in New York City
This week, our featured art shows delve into spirituality, magic, and transformative experiences in the art world. These concepts, often overlooked in modern and contemporary art, hold significant relevance. For instance, Mestre Didi integrated spirituality into his work, aiming to enhance the visibility of African diasporic artists in Brazil and worldwide. Renée Stout captures everyday magic through her enchanting assemblages, […]
Pullman Yards Introduces New Residency Program for Film, Visual Arts, and New Media
Pullman Yards, the historic 27-acre site in Atlanta’s Kirkwood neighborhood, has announced a new residency program aimed at supporting artists in film, visual arts, and new media. This initiative enhances Pullman Yards’ role as a creative hub, driven by co-founders Adam Rosenfelt and Maureen Meulen, who are veterans of the film industry. “Atlanta has an incredible history of being a […]
Brooklyn Museum Jobs Preserved Following City Intervention
The Brooklyn Museum, a cultural landmark renowned for its diverse art collections and community engagement, recently faced a significant financial challenge. Announced earlier this year, the institution planned to lay off over 10% of its workforce due to a $10 million budget shortfall. This decision drew immediate backlash from unions and community supporters, sparking rallies and intense discussions with city […]
Weekly Highlights: BSA Pictures for June 1, 2025
**Weekly Highlights: BSA Images for June 1, 2025** The British Society of Aesthetics (BSA) consistently offers a venue for the convergence of science, art, and human perception. Each week, they unveil a selection of captivating images that not only spark our imagination but also expand the limits of our understanding of aesthetics. For the week concluding on June 1, 2025, […]
Exploring Queer History in New York City’s Public Parks
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Exploring Mestre Didi’s Contributions to Spiritual Modernism
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Photographs Document Contrasting NYC Pride Celebrations
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New York City’s Dyke March Organizes Protest Against Fascism
Hundreds of demonstrators flowed downtown from Bryant Park on Saturday, June 28, for the 33rd annual New York City Dyke March, which adopted a solid anti-Zionist stance and explicitly anti-fascist tone. Self-identifying dykes led the march, themed “Dykes Say No to Fascism,” to Washington Square Park with a “Free Free Palestine” banner. At the head of the protest, marchers carried […]