Have you ever ever ever ever considered how your bacon, almond milk, or fish lastly results in your desk? In our globalized monetary system, updated fruit shall be shipped from…
At 36 Boundary Road in London, a daring new mural rises 15 toes above the road. Anchored by scales atop a small seedling, the general public paintings by Shepard Fairey…
All images © JR, courtesy of Phaidon, shared with permission Traveling to different regions across the globe, French artist JR envisions grand projects that call to humanitarian issues and collective…
A new book by Malene Barnett celebrates more than 60 artists, designers, and craftspeople whose work has been shaped by their Caribbean roots. Published by Artisan, Crafted Kinship: Inside the…
In a pink, glowing Rococo setting, Yvette Mayorga’s first solo exhibition in Mexico dives into nostalgia, teenage dreams, and how sometimes a sugary coating can conceal crucial truths. For La…
Between 1869 and the 1960s in the U.S., thousands of Indigenous children attended at least 523 boarding schools, supported by the government and church groups that were fueled by the…
As we look back at the hundreds of remarkable initiatives, artworks, discoveries, and events we’ve chronicled throughout 2024, we’re continually awed by the creative work we’re able to write about…
On March 11, 2011, a 9.1-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Sendai, Japan, sent a catastrophic tsunami crashing into the island. Waves towering 40 meters high ripped across the region,…
Around 2009, Jesse Krimes was sent to solitary confinement while awaiting trial for a drug charge. He had recently graduated from Millersville University of Pennsylvania with an art degree and…
From a vast accumulation of found and readymade consumer products, Portia Munson has created elaborate sculptures and installations for more than three decades that explore the thinly veiled messages and…
