The Met Breaks Ground on a New Modern and Contemporary Art Wing
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has spent more than 150 years making room for ancient sculptures, medieval armor…
AD Consulting, Ecobank bring Nigeria’s art and architecture icons together in “The Convergence”
Scheduled to run from October 1 to 7, 2026, at the Ecobank Pan African Centre (EPAC), Ozumba…
REEL Paper 8 Portable Darkroom: Field Test
Does the REEL Paper 8 from Vintage Visual really let you make prints up to 12×16 inches from…
Ellie Rines opens new Tribeca gallery after a decade in Chinatown – The Art Newspaper
Ellie Rines Gallery’s inaugural Tribeca opening fell on a muggy Wednesday in September, two weeks before The Armory…
Ken Light’s Intimate Portrait of West Oakland in the 1970s
‘Soul City: Oakland U.S.A.’ captures the spirit of a neighborhood’s Black community in the Watergate era. Sep 15,…
Dolphin Villa / Idee architects
© Trieu Chien + 31 Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1185015/dolphine-villa-idee-architects Area Area of this…
A Rainy Day on the Upper West Side Outside of Fairway: Photographs by Stephen Harmon
Photographs by Stephen Harmon. By Stephen Harmon For me, a rainy day on the Upper West Side is…
Federal lawsuit alleges Ardmore gallery was part of multimillion-dollar fake art scheme
ARDMORE, Pa. (WPVI) — A Main Line art gallery is among several defendants named in a federal lawsuit…
Saehan Parc wants her illustrations to inspire others to draw, too
Look closely at Saehan Parc’s illustration portfolio and there’s always more going than the first glance lets on.…
How Marie-Lou Garcia turns holidays, friendships and quiet days into serene illustrations
You always try to look for a theme in people’s work. A thread that stitches it all together.…
10 ‘Old’ Design Trends That Should Have Never Gone Out of Style, According to Designers
“Wall-to-wall carpet has gotten a bad rap as being dated and the antithesis of sophisticated, and while there’s…
Dealers make moves around Manhattan – The Art Newspaper
The New York gallery ecosystem, like the city itself, never sleeps. Galleries launch while others thrive and some…