Coloring STL runs at the Missouri History Museum in Forest Park through May 5, 2024. Visitors to the Missouri History Museum’s newest exhibit are invited to experience and learn about St. Louis through art. Coloring STL offers the opportunity to paint various landmarks of the city and surrounding counties without being charged with vandalism. Inside … Read more
London, UK, hosted a sumptuous Breakfast at Tiffany’s through Tiffany & Co’s Vision & Virtuosity exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. This exhibition, which ran from June 10th to August 19th, celebrates the 150th anniversary of Tiffany & Co with 9 London stores by presenting an artistic compilation of Tiffany’s history and influence on fashion and … Read more
London, UK, hosted a sumptuous Breakfast at Tiffany’s through Tiffany & Co’s Vision & Virtuosity exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. This exhibition, which ran from June 10th to August 19th, celebrates the 150th anniversary of Tiffany & Co with 9 London stores by presenting an artistic compilation of Tiffany’s history and influence on fashion and … Read more
Kenny Omega returned to AEW last Saturday full gear. Accompanied by a full house singing along to Kansas’ “Carry On Wayward Son,” Omega and the Young Bucks stormed back onto the stage in a clear manner. This performance was followed by a spectacular trio match against the extremely talented triumvirate of Pac, Fénix and Penta. … Read more
Ugo Rondinone reflects on the body and nature in the Petit Palais The Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone conquers the Beaux-Arts rooms of the Petit Palais with a monumental film installation and sculptures of trapeze dancers Ugo Rondinone is a man of ritual. The Swiss artist begins each day in utter solitude – at least five … Read more
Kelsey Wong is a Seattle-based artist who creates large-scale abstract oil and encaustic paintings. Seattle Refined: How long have you been creating? What media do you work with? Kelsey Wong: My love of art started as a young child but didn’t blossom until I was in high school. I took every art class I could … Read more
Here’s a riddle: why is the world’s largest Sherlock Holmes collection – everything from rare first editions of the original Arthur Conan Doyle stories to unique vinyl recordings of the 1930’s radio plays to odd pinprick images of the fictional Victorian – detective from the era with his famous Deerstalker hat buried three stories underground … Read more
Amy Sherald’s vibrant, triumphant portraits reframe the black personality in Western art In The World We Make at Hauser & Wirth London (until December 23), American painter Amy Sherald poses critical questions about the place of black bodies in Western art One notion that often goes unchallenged in the liberal media landscape is the idea … Read more
Effective November 1, Zoe Kahr will take over as the next executive director of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art after Emily Ballew Neff’s departure in June 2021. Kahr, who holds bachelor’s and MBA degrees from Yale University and a Ph.D. in Art History from University College London, brings 12 years of experience at the … Read more
I didn’t come to Paris to die, but the city of love seemed to have other ideas. At least it wouldn’t be a mundane, everyday death; When that 19th-century fairground ride I could barely hold on to inevitably slammed me headfirst into the walls of the Musée des Arts Forrains, it would guarantee an unforgettable … Read more