Pen & Paper: Alex Clayton
A queue of Londoners is forming outside of Corsica Studios on a Friday night. The air is thick…
Embracing Autumn’s Fleeting Beauty to Boost Your Photography Sales With Lumaprints
Autumn’s vibrant colors and crisp light provide photographers with an ideal backdrop to capture striking images across genres,…
Yusuke Hanai ‘Perseverance’ Exhibition Pace Prints New York
Summary Pace Prints will open the first New York exhibition by Japanese artist Yusuke Hanai Perseverance explores themes…
The Philadelphia Art Museum’s rebrand has plenty of critics. But will it work?
Nearly a month after its unveiling, the new logo and rebranding of the Philadelphia Museum of Art as…
In Noelia Towers’s Subversive Paintings, Troubled Women Are the Stars
“I like troubled women,” Noelia Towers remarked, sitting cross-legged on a large couch in the cozy Chicago apartment…
Mount Gambier woman appears in court charged over damage to city’s Cast in Blue sculpture
A 19-year-old Mount Gambier woman has appeared in court for the first time accused of damaging the city’s…
Geoffroy Pithon’s Kaleidoscopic Works Redefine What Painting Can Be
French artist Geoffroy Pithon is in the middle of explaining how he doesn’t see painting as something sacred…
Painter Agrade Camíz Captures the Beauty and Brutality of Life in Rio de Janeiro
Growing up, Agrade Camíz never thought she would become an artist. From her perspective as a child in…
Handheld Macro Mastery: How to Capture Stunning Close-Ups Without a Tripod
Photographer Chris McGinnis has never taken a macro photograph in the field with a tripod in his entire…
African Art Masterpieces Head to Tate, Courtesy Jorge, Darlene Pérez
Jorge M. and Darlene Pérez have gifted Tate 36 works by artists from Africa and its diaspora. It’s…
Heidi Lau Bridges Heaven and Earth in Otherworldly Ceramics
A faceless being commonly compared to a pig appears across Daoist, Confucian, and Chinese myths as an agent…
Photographer Captures Community Life Around a Ping-Pong Table
Public spaces rarely behave the way their designers imagined. In cities, people carve new paths, claim unlikely meeting…