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Featured artist Sandy Teepen creates delightfully colorful and textural fiber collage collections. Enjoy her portfolio.

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“DEVIATIONS” is a group show of 12 artists, most of whom I know more or less intimately, and most of whom are trans or gay and/or hang out “downtown” (a word which here alludes to but does not in fact denote geography). The works are almost all either portraits or sculptures, some self-portraits and in

Today, everyone is celebrating the signing of a historic trade deal between Britain and America. But the US President has also threatened huge tariffs on foreign films, which could be catastrophic…

The iconoclast portrayed scenes of vengeful violence.

The first European solo exhibition by Mexico-based Uruguayan artist Ana Bidart. “Long Before the Walls” introduces a constellation of newly commissioned, site-specific installations and interventions at the Delfina house. Through playful yet earnest acts of sculpting and in-situ drawing, Bidart unpacks her ongoing contemplation of history as a construct, of the fluid parallels between drawing

Lisbon Design Week 2025 will illuminate the city from May 28 to June 1, transforming it into a vibrant hub of contemporary design and craftsmanship. This third edition promises a rich tapestry of exhibitions, open studios, and interactive installations, celebrating established and emerging talents in Portugal’s creative community. Celebrating Portuguese Creativity Lisbon Design Week (LDW)…

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Readers might enjoy the gross and gory fairy-tale quality of this new book — or its parallels to the Trumpian internet.

The museum carries out its multifaceted mission to celebrate and cultivate the arts, all while keeping the Mexican-American community of Pilsen at its center.