Related Articles
Colours of Wasaib: Celebration of Seraiki Culture at The Gallery 21
The event promises to immerse viewers in the soulful essence of the Seraiki region.
This incredible new public art trail will transform Toronto’s Port Lands
An open-air public art trail is on track to open in 2026 on the newly named Ookwemin Minising Island (formerly known as the Villiers Island precinct), as part of the Toronto Port Lands urban redevelopment project.
Anna Mould wins Prudence MacLeod Prize
The National Art School (NAS) has announced multidisciplinary artist Anna Mould as the winner of the first-ever Prudence MacLeod Prize, a prestigious international residency program in partnership with Acme Studios, London.
Rosalind Fox Solomon, A Woman I Once Knew
JTF (just the facts): Published in 2024 by MACK Books ( here ).
A laughing landscape: the literary legacy of Van Gogh's Montmajour drawings
In pursuit of this much needed change of mood, not long after writing to his sister Van Gogh left the heavy gloom of Paris, a place he said made him feel like a tired cab-horse about to be put out to pasture.
artobserved
Dresden-based artist #JohannaSeide opened her solo exhibition 'Salamander' at @GaaGallery last week in TriBeCa. At the core of #Seidels paintings lies a fascination with the inevitability of transformation and change.
MSCHF Brings “Famous Mouse” to Life with a Clever Twist on Public Domain Art
Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF is back at it, pushing boundaries with their latest project: the highly anticipated physical realization of “Famous Mouse”.