Shrouded Samantha Smith statue
Bob Mason, of Doten’s Construction, saws the sidewalk at start of a repair job in front of the…
Expansion plans for Rome’s Galleria Borghese draw fierce response – The Art Newspaper
Rome’s Galleria Borghese—a celebrated 17th-century villa museum housing major works by Caravaggio, Bernini and Canova—is at the centre…
Why Authenticity Became Photography’s Market Shift
Every January, the trend forecasts roll in. And every year for at least the last five, “authenticity” has…
Lazy Days With Dog & Frog at Heartware Store & Gallery: An Exhibition Dedicated To Doing Nothing
In the heart of Joo Chiat sits Heartware Store & Gallery – a cosy little creative hideout tucked…
Pakenham Station / Genton | ArchDaily
© Peter Clarke + 16 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1041643/pakenham-station-genton Area Area of this…
Welsh gallery secures funding to preserve video collection for future generations
Image: Glynn Vivian Art Gallery A south Wales gallery has received funding from the British Film Institute to…
Symbols of Hope at the Dayton Art Institute: Eunshin Khang’s paintings merge abstraction with spiritual reflection | Lifestyles
A detail of “Psalm 121” by Eunshin Khang features textured paint and hangul, the alphabet used to write…
Felix Schoeppner on building images from scratch, and what a mouse mover reveals about the future of work
Felix Schoeppner came to photography through a friend’s borrowed camera and a skateboarding session, which is perhaps not…
The Ultimate Bachelor Pad? Look Inside This Marais Apartment
Picture the elements of the ultimate, dream Paris pied-à-terre — essentially beautiful, minimalist interiors, painstakingly curated decor, and…
Editor’s Picks #583 | News
Alexander Walter connected with Andrew Linn and Jack Becker of Washington, DC-based BLDUS, for Archinect’s latest Studio Snapshot.…
The ‘Fear’ House Has Been Rebuilt Into a Sleek Waterfront Retreat
A waterfront property that appeared in the 1996 psychological thriller Fear is back on the market—but these days, it looks…
“What aesthetic is this?” Elizabeth Goodspeed on the push to categorise visual culture
Naming, of course, is hardly new. Artistic movements have long used labels to establish affiliation. When movements name…