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Champions of the 2024 Booooooom Photography Awards Revealed

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A Thirty-Year Artistic Journey with Copper

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Champions of the 2024 Booooooom Photography Awards Revealed

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A Thirty-Year Artistic Journey with Copper

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Artist Cancels Harvard Talk Citing Concerns Over Academic Freedom
April 3, 2025

Champions of the 2024 Booooooom Photography Awards Revealed

**2024 Booooooom Photography Awards Winners Revealed** *Honoring Innovative Talent and Storytelling in Modern Photography* The art community has recently focused on the eagerly awaited revelation of the winners of the 2024 Booooooom Photography Awards. Organized by the prominent Canadian art platform Booooooom, which supports emerging artists, this year’s contest highlighted a diverse array of viewpoints across various styles, genres, and […]

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April 2, 2025

A Thirty-Year Artistic Journey with Copper

Amin Gulgee: Forging Identity and Innovation in Contemporary Pakistani Art Over the span of three decades, Karachi-based artist Amin Gulgee has challenged traditional artistic conventions with a diverse practice that spans metal sculpture, immersive performance art, and collaborative curation. A new monograph, Amin Gulgee: No Man’s Land (Skira, 2025), edited by John McCarry, brings long-overdue attention to the breadth and […]

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April 2, 2025

Artist Cancels Harvard Talk Citing Concerns Over Academic Freedom

Title: Artist Janiva Ellis Cancels Harvard Talk in Protest of University Actions Artist Janiva Ellis and art historian Rizvana Bradley have withdrawn from a scheduled talk at Harvard University’s Carpenter Center for Visual Arts, citing concerns over actions taken by the university that they believe compromise academic freedom and fail to stand in solidarity with marginalized voices. The talk, set […]

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April 2, 2025

Researchers Reveal Joan Miró Painted Over a Portrait of His Mother

Uncovering the Hidden Layers: Joan Miró’s “Painting” Conceals a Portrait of His Mother In a remarkable fusion of art and science, researchers at Fundació Joan Miró in Barcelona have recently unveiled a long-hidden secret: beneath the layers of Joan Miró’s abstract 1927 piece titled Painting lies a portrait of the artist’s mother, Dolors Ferrà i Oromí. Nearly a century after […]

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April 2, 2025

“The Encampments Documentary Sends a Clear Message to Columbia: The Protest Continues”

Title: “The Encampments”: A New Documentary Captures the Columbia Gaza Solidarity Movement In an era where student activism and campus protests are often distilled into brief headlines and politicized sound bites, The Encampments, a newly released 76-minute documentary, threads a compelling counter-narrative. Directed by BreakThrough News journalist Kei Pritsker and filmmaker Michael T. Workman, and executive produced by rapper Macklemore […]

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April 2, 2025

Preserving Historic California Fireplace Tiles Damaged by Wildfires

Preserving History from the Ashes: The Effort to Save Altadena’s Batchelder Tiles In the serene foothills of Altadena, California, a quiet but powerful movement is taking shape — a community-led effort to salvage and preserve historic fireplace tiles from homes ravaged by wildfires. At the heart of this rescue mission is Save the Tiles, an initiative dedicated to reclaiming artistic […]

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April 2, 2025

Irving Petlin’s Artistic Reflections on the Haunting Legacy of History

Irving Petlin: The Quiet Radical of Political Art Irving Petlin (1934–2018) was a rare artist whose work straddled two seemingly irreconcilable approaches: the bold urgency of political action and the tender interiority of poetic, symbol-laden art. Over a career spanning more than five decades, Petlin not only witnessed — but also actively participated in — seismic shifts in 20th-century political, […]

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April 2, 2025

“After Modernism: An Exploration of Curatorial Practice”

Exploring “After Modernism”: A Peek into the Neumann Family Collection PHILADELPHIA — Tucked within the stately halls of the University of Pennsylvania’s Arthur Ross Gallery, art lovers can now experience a survey as personal as it is encyclopedic. The exhibition “After Modernism: Selections from the Neumann Family Collection” presents 56 vibrant, enigmatic, and thought-provoking works, culled from one of America’s […]

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April 2, 2025

Top 10 Art Exhibitions to Visit in Upstate New York in April

Title: Art as a Balm: Exploring Spring 2024’s Most Inspiring Art Exhibitions in Upstate New York Header image: Cathy Wysocki, “When the light of your eyes falls to the ground (for Wayne)” (2025), oil, ashes, and glitter on canvas. Courtesy LABspace, Hillsdale, NY. As spring breathes new life into Upstate New York, the region’s galleries and art centers are blossoming […]

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April 2, 2025

Interview with a Self-Taught Artist Whose Expressive Artwork Fuses Figurative and Abstract Techniques

Patrick Eugène: The Soul’s Immediacy — A Haitian-American Artist’s Ascendance in Modern Art In the shifting realm of modern art, few artists emerge with the emotional clarity and cultural significance of Haitian-American painter Patrick Eugène. As a burgeoning voice in the contemporary art scene, Eugène’s oil paintings harmonize the familiar with the abstract, navigating the space between figuration and abstraction […]

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