At age 72, Mary Delany (1700-1788) devoted herself to her art practice, taking up a form of decoupage to create an exquisite collection of botanical collages from dyed and cut paper. She interpreted many of the delicate specimens she encountered in Buckinghams... More »
At Michael Benevento, Lonidier's photo-text works document labor struggles and art talks alike using a dry anti-aesthetic. More »
More than 30 objects are believed to be Benin Bronzes. More »
A South Korean temple had claimed it was the rightful owner of the work. More »
Building a tiny home gains new meaning when working with Mini Materials. The U.S.-based company invites craftspeople and masons to think small for their next projects, offering pallets of cinder blocks and lumber ready to be slathered in mortar or nailed into ... More »
Martinez was charged in May for “complicity" as part of the investigation into an art trafficking ring. More »
The sculpture comes off as the tacky fast-fashion cousin of its designer Chicago counterpart. More »
Artist Asya Kozina is known for her elaborate paper wigs that soar into the air with scenes of miniature metropolises and various botanical frills, coils, and pleats. Referencing the ominous tale of the Flying Dutchman, Kozina’s latest collection transports we... More »
Minneapolis-based photographer Yasmin Yassin‘s ongoing personal project, ‘Adornment’ is a vibrant storybook of the women in Minnesota’s African diaspora community. Yasmin’s work focuses on community-based stories and subcultures. Her goal is to tell stories as... More »
Here's what we're reading this morning. More »
Grab a pen and paper, and join artist Mattias Adolfsson (previously) and Colossal on March 11 for a virtual workshop on small character illustrations. In this one-hour session, Adolfsson will teach students how to draw a few of his signature quirky characters ... More »
Inspired by the Wizard of Oz, Guy's show is a prism of pop cultural, art historical, geographical, and political references. More »