The artistic community has long been a fertile ground for exploring and advancing queer and trans narratives, offering a space where these identities can thrive and inspire. This month, we celebrate this dynamic heritage with a curated list of art books that encapsulate the enduring resistance and vibrant expressions of queer and trans artists. One such exploration is Ria Brodell’s […]
Tony Tasset: Examining the Dichotomy of Accessibility and Critique in Contemporary Art CHICAGO — Tony Tasset’s work often oscillates between kitsch and profound critique, blurring the lines of high and low art. His latest exhibition at Corbett vs. Dempsey, titled “Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!”, continues this exploration. The show features a series of “distressed paintings,” characterized by their […]
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**Comptroller Brad Lander Unveils Ambitious Arts and Culture Platform Ahead of NYC Mayoral Primary** As New York City’s Democratic primary for mayor approaches, Comptroller Brad Lander is making waves with his newly announced arts and culture platform. On May 19, standing before a vibrant mural in the cultural heart of the East Village, Lander introduced a comprehensive plan that underscores […]
**BSA Weekly Image Showcase: June 1, 2025** The BSA Weekly Image Showcase is an esteemed event within the visual arts community, spotlighting exceptional photographs from around the world for their inventiveness, technical skill, and influence. The showcase held on June 1, 2025, was no different, featuring a vibrant array of images that ranged from stunning landscapes to insightful portraits. **Capturing […]
Monoliths and Market Forces: SpY’s Influence on Lille’s Economy Lille, a lively city in northern France, has historically been a center of cultural and economic vibrancy. Recently, the introduction of distinctive monolithic works by the renowned Spanish artist SpY has garnered the interest of both residents and visitors, significantly affecting the city’s economic landscape. SpY’s creations, marked by their bold […]
Situated in the historical heart of Rome, a boutique hotel presents an opulent spa experience. Six Senses Rome honors the traditional Roman bathing ritual with a one-hour experience designed to ease and rejuvenate tired travelers. Milan-based designer Patricia Urquiola, responsible for the hotel’s entire design, has fashioned a serene, peaceful atmosphere for relaxation. Guests are enveloped in a friendly environment […]
President Donald Trump’s recent social media announcement regarding the termination of Kim Sajet from her position as director of the National Portrait Gallery (NPG) has sparked questions about his authority over such actions. Sajet, who was appointed in 2013 and was the first woman to lead the NPG, has been recognized for her contributions to diversifying its collections and exhibitions. […]
PHILADELPHIA — In a bucolic corner of the Schuylkill River in southwest Philadelphia sits the oldest continuously operating botanical garden in North America. Bartram’s Garden, named after its founder, botanist John Bartram (1699–1777), is the site of many continental firsts, including being home to the oldest ginkgo tree in North America. But its history, as part of the larger project […]