Fertility, decay and renewal in Ying Ang’s Fruiting Bodies – in pictures | Art and design
In this new book from the Melbourne photographer, Fruiting Bodies imagines the mushroom as both a biological form…
Art Institute of Chicago displays 100-foot-long “Paradise Lost” painting by Raqib Shaw
A truly monumental piece of art, 100 feet long and comprised of 21 panels, is on display at…
See inside Humans of New York immersive exhibit at Grand Central
See Grand Central’s immersive gallery and love letter to New York City “Dear New York” puts the faces,…
Guen Fiore’s tender portraits of girls in the flux of adolescence
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Dublin, Ohio’s Field of Corn balances critique, history and community
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Artists wanted for large sculpture at Tallassee Road roundabout
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Rebels and radicals: the story behind Buffalo’s most enduring images
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Huge nude sculpture to loom over the Embarcadero for six more months
San Francisco’s most controversial piece of public art, a 45-foot-tall metal sculpture of a voluptuous nude woman at…
Taylor Swift fans convinced major hint links new album to this unlikely UK city
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album is finally days away, and fans have already put together some of the…
Leonora Carrington’s The Stone Door
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DEENA ELGENAIDI with Nina St. Pierre
Rail: In popular media, we see the stereotype of returning to the homeland as some sort of panacea—a…