Vox
We don’t know where the mysterious monoliths come from. But we do know they’re art. Read More
Stirworld
When motherhood remains taboo in a non-inclusive art world, can artists dare to embrace their maternal bodies? Read More
Creative Boom
Performative art comes in many forms but none so distinctive than David Henry Nobody Jr's bonkers, fictional characters that sport body paint, unusual masks and wearable sculptures made up of all kinds of random objects. Read More
AIGA Eye on Design
“You don't need to have graphics on the cover if the imagery is really strong.” Read More
Artnet News
The exhibition typically features around 1,500 artists and awards $500,000 in prize money. Read More
Boing Boing
The Swamp is an anthology of Yoshiharu Tsuge's early manga and gekiga work, published by Drawn & Quarterly. Read More
Creative Review
While art shown indoors may have temporarily lost its audience to the pandemic, street art is on the rise. Here, Hazel Davis reflects on how the medium is growing ever more part of the art establishment, yet can still be used as a force for change Read More
The Indian Express Eye
Manjit Bawa’s 1984, in which the artist put the horrors of the anti-Sikh riots squarely on canvas, will be exhibited for the first time next week Read More
Creative Boom
Italian designer Valeria Pernice has been named the winner of this year's 'Restart' poster competition for the 55th edition of the Montreux Jazz Festival. Pernice beat nearly two thousand artists from 54 different countries to scoop the top prize with her unique vision of a world getting ready to restart. Read More
Shilo Shiv Suleman is a visual artist with a focus on the intersection of magical realism, art for social change and technology. Read More
Smithsonian Magazine
More than 100 Mexican-American works spotlight how Chicano graphic artists lift up the power of people Read More
The gifs can be arranged to create compositions that could be versions of the painting Read More