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Artist John Stango’s ‘The Heavyweight Contender Exhibition’ celebrates the Great Muhammad Ali
John Stango has collaborated with the South-Bronx based gallery The Compound for his first solo exhibition in New York City.
Only in NYC: The Shed’s impressive architecture is bridging artsy boundaries
The Shed is effectively melding the visual and performing art worlds and serves as a new cultural hub for the New York City arts scene.
What is provenance? Here’s the reason why art grows in value
Obviously, the unstable nature of provenance proves to be a problem for artists and buyers even today.
‘Breathless’ proves the greater significance of French New Wave cinema
Quentin Tarantino has looked to Godard as one of his main artistic influences while he established his style as a director.
The RapCaviar Pantheon is a transformative cultural force full of drip
The RapCaviar Pantheon at the Brooklyn Museum marks an important intersection between the musical and visual art worlds.
Project #ShowUs is a collective effort to shatter beauty stereotypes
#ShowUs seems to be yet another case in which “Hashtag Activism” produces real-world solutions. Dove, who has a rich history diversifying the images of women portrayed in commercial media,
Murakami and Eilish collab proves creatives should always work together
In preparation for her second studio album WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?, American singer-songwriter Billie Eilish has partnered with Japanese visual artist Takashi Murakami to release a se
Why Marsha P. Johnson should be on your list of iconic activists
Marsha P. Johnson was one of the first drag queens to set foot in the Stonewall Inn. Known for her cornucopia-like headpieces, sequined robes, undying kindness, and red plastic heels, Johnson became a
