“Clyfford Still Museum Presents ‘Held Impermanence’: A Guest-Curated Exhibition on Contrasting Desires”

# *Held Impermanence*: An Exhibition Exploring Conservation, Time, and Mortality The Clyfford Still Museum in Denver, Colorado, presents *Held Impermanence*, a thought-provoking exhibition guest-curated by artist, scholar, and curator Katherine Simóne Reynolds. On view until September 14, 2025, the exhibition offers viewers an intimate exploration of the fragility of both art and human existence. Drawing deeply from the museum’s vast […]

Miami Beach Mayor Withdraws Proposal to Defund Cinema Screening of *No Other Land*

# Miami Beach Mayor Withdraws Proposal to Defund Cinema Over Controversial Documentary In a significant victory for independent arts and free expression, Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner has withdrawn his controversial proposal to defund and evict the nonprofit movie theater O Cinema. The independent cinema had come under fire for refusing to cancel scheduled screenings of *No Other Land* (2024), […]

Illustrator Feature: The Creativity and Motivation Behind Minji Seo

# Illustrator Spotlight: The Creative Vision and Influence of Minji Seo Illustration serves as a compelling medium that connects emotions, narratives, and diverse cultures. Certain artists possess a remarkable talent to encapsulate the spirit of a moment, evoke profound sentiments, and guide viewers into enchanting realms. One of these remarkable artists is **Minji Seo**, a gifted illustrator celebrated for her […]

*”The Public’s Art: Ten Years of Street Exhibitions and Community Involvement”*

# The People’s Art: Ten Years of Street Exhibitions and Community Involvement Throughout the last ten years, street exhibitions have become an impactful way to involve the public with art, converting city environments into open-air art spaces. This phenomenon, frequently referred to as “The People’s Art,” has made artistic expression inclusive, allowing access for everyone, irrespective of their social or […]

Could Hilma af Klint’s Artwork Be Taken Out of Public Display?

# The Debate Over Hilma af Klint’s Legacy: Art or Spiritual Manuscripts? ## Introduction Hilma af Klint, a Swedish painter and spiritualist, has gained widespread recognition as a pioneer of abstract art. However, recent decisions by the Hilma af Klint Foundation—the organization responsible for preserving her legacy—have sparked a heated debate. Erik af Klint, board chair of the foundation and […]

“Exploring Porn as Art: Erika Lust’s Perspective”

# **Erika Lust’s “House of Erika Lust”: A Groundbreaking Erotic Art Installation** ## **Introduction** Barcelona-based filmmaker and artist Erika Lust has long been a pioneering force in the world of feminist pornography. Renowned for her work that blends artistic storytelling with a strong commitment to ethical and inclusive representations of sexuality, Lust has once again pushed the boundaries with her […]

10 Must-See Art Exhibitions in San Francisco This Spring

# **Exploring the Impact of Art in Uncertain Times: San Francisco Bay Area Exhibitions to Visit in 2024** Art has long served as a beacon of resilience, offering hope, introspection, and a means to confront social, political, and environmental challenges. As the world grapples with uncertainty, many artists and institutions continue to serve as creative refuges, exploring themes of displacement, […]

The Transformative and Symbolic Art of Kelly Sinnapah Mary

# Exploring Kelly Sinnapah Mary’s *The Book of Violette* Kelly Sinnapah Mary, an artist of Indo-Caribbean heritage from Guadeloupe, has captivated audiences with her latest exhibition, *The Book of Violette*, at the James Cohan Gallery. This collection of paintings and mixed-media works explores identity, mythology, and transformation through vivid storytelling and powerful symbolism. Through her signature blend of surrealism and […]

Brooklyn Artist Proposes Creative Solution for Tesla’s Controversial Cybertrucks

# The Role of Satirical Street Art in Political Commentary In the heart of Brooklyn, an artist known as Fola Fia is using street art to make bold political statements. Their work tackles topics ranging from corporate accountability and political misconduct to the dynamics of social justice movements. Using satirical posters placed strategically in public pedestrian spaces, Fola Fia’s artistic […]

Songs Dedicated to the Armenian Diaspora by an Artist

# Exploring the Transformative Power of Music in Silvina Der-Meguerditchian’s *Those Who Take Care of Us* **Berlin—** Music has often been described as a universal language, a force that brings people together, transcending borders and bridging cultural gaps. In her latest exhibition, *Those Who Take Care of Us*, Armenian-Argentinian artist Silvina Der-Meguerditchian goes beyond this cliché to offer a deeply […]