The 11-year-old prodigy redefining sports photography in Cameroon
Mamzelle Fleurranda is a young photographer in Camerooon At just eleven years old, Mamzelle Fleurranda is breaking boundaries…
Girl, 10, wins award for painting inspired by LS Lowry
Lowry Sophia’s painting Bustling Street was selected from hundreds of entries A 10-year-old girl has won an award…
Knoedler gallery faking scandal is a gift that keeps on giving – The Art Newspaper
In general, a book is turned into a film—more, or less, successfully. This book is the other way…
Is the Serpentine boss the best connected man in the art world?
Artists are supposed to be inspiring. But if you assume that curators are rather more prosaic, then meet…
louis vuitton’s cancun boutique unveils concrete facade with sculpted flower motif
MATERIA + Gustavo Carmona designs Louis Vuitton Cancún store Twelve years after the boutique’s first transformation in…
Inside the Rathmines house that looks like a sports stadium
Square and brutalist on the outside, soft and round on the inside, with two garages, one for your…
Why Frida Kahlo’s Pain, Politics And Identity Make Her Self-Portraits Some Of The Most Expensive Works Ever Sold At Auction | People
Premium Frida Kahlo’s self-portraits are among the most sought-after works in the global art market, blending pain, identity…
‘Signal’ sculpture makes its way back to UM campus
MISSOULA, Mont. — Rudy Autio created the famous grizzly bear statue on the University of Montana and now…
Anne-Marie’s creative side is a cut above the rest – News
WELL-KNOWN barber in Carlow town Ann-Marie Lawler has another creative side to her that she has kept hidden…
Mice on Main, Greenville’s iconic miniature bronzes, turns 25
Mice on Main in downtown Greenville has fascinated residents and visitors alike for the past 25…
Mestizo’s art gallery helped artists from SLC’s west side and beyond get a start
Stepping into Mestizo Coffeehouse is like entering a small-scale worldwide art museum. Works from cultures across the globe…
From mushrooms to new architecture: The rise of living, self-healing buildings | Science
In his office in the Netherlands, Professor Han Wösten holds up a hard sponge-like block for show. It…