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Juxtapoz Magazine – And Let It Remain So: Women of the African Diaspora
And Let It Remain So: Women of the African Diaspora at the Phoenix Art Museum brings together the work of five photographers who explore their experiences of the African Diaspora and its influence on their understandings of identity, community, place, and...
Valuations: Architect Germane Barnes on Blending Design and Black Identity, and the Miami Artists He Loves
So much of the art world orbits around questions of value, not only in terms of appraisals and price tags, but also: What is worthy of your time in These Times, as well as your energy, your attention, and yes, your hard-earned cash? What is the math that you do to...
Your Concise Los Angeles Art Guide for December 2022
This month’s list features exhibitions that focus on the body or its absence. These include the Hammer’s survey of vivid, figurative works by Bob Thompson, Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg’s fantastical installations exploring motherhood and birth, and Aimee Goguen’s...
“What Is It You Seek?” by Artist Hanna Lee Joshi
A selection of new work by Korean-Canadian artist Hanna Lee Joshi (previously featured here). Her upcoming show, “What is it You Seek?,” is about the search for autonomy within and explores themes of individuality and how it relates to universal identity. Drawing on...
Video Premiere: In Atlas – ‘Softer Heart’
‘Softer Heart’ offers a glimpse into In Atlas’ first solo album Venus Forever, due to be released on January 13th 2023. In 2019 ‘In Atlas’ lived in Greece and shared the Athens-based post-punk outfit V.V.I.A. with her Cretan music partner and roommate ‘Venus...
The Worker Bees – Lost Art Press
During our open day on Saturday, carver David Bignell delivered this carving of a skep, our dividers and some bees. This will perch upon our company’s sign in the window of our Covington storefront (the sign was also carved by David). We have several of these emblems...
Volunteering in the Arts: Good Work Is More Than Just Making Good Work
Share: Have you thought about using your art for volunteering, as part of a social program, or as a catalyst for change? For this Giving Tuesday, we have a few pointers on how to help you get started: Find a cause that you believe in. Over at the Healing Power of ART...
Pantone announces its Color of the Year 2023: Viva Magenta, brought to life with AI
Every December, the creative community waits in anticipation of Pantone's annual announcement. What will its colour experts determine as the shade to describe the next 12 months? One that reflects the changing shifts of culture and our modern world? The answer is...
A Survey of Cuban Art Opens at El Espacio 23 in Miami – ARTnews.com
“You Know Who We Are,” at the El Espacio 23 in Miami, is a survey of art from Cuba and its diaspora that, despite its title, proves there are legions left learn on this subject. The co-curators, Anelys Alvarez and Patricia Hanna, chose a thematic approach, rather than...
Finally, The 2023 Pissed-Off Cats Calendar Is Here! » Design You Trust
While some cats are only silently judging your poor life decisions, others openly show their hatred and contempt. 2023 Pissed-Off Cats Calendar lets you spend the next year looking at cats that want to murder you in your sleep. More: Etsy h/t: sadanduseless In...
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