Artnet News8h
Icelandic Art’s Otherworldly Visions Touch Down in Paris
Three Icelandic artists reimagine myth, drapery, and the northern lights in a new exhibition at Galerie de Buci, Paris.
Julio Zachrisson's Surreal, Provocative World Chronicled in ‘The Sorcerer': ‘Art is Useless, But We Can't Live Without It,' Says the Artist
Félix “Trillo” Guardia’s debut feature-length documentary “The Sorcerer: Julio Zachrisson” celebrates the provocative legacy ...
How hyenas became symbols of female power in South African art
South African artist Hannelie Coetzee is challenging perceptions through her 'eco-queer' art, transforming despised hyenas into powerful symbols of female strength and sexual diversity. From her ...
Solving a 1960 St. Paul home’s nature mural mystery brings more lost art to light
Forgotten Minnesota artist Henry Hayek’s paintings and murals have popped up in Bloomington, Brooklyn Park and Shoreview.
Examiner-Enterprise1d
Art in Bloom 2025 features Whitney Virden’s floral bison at Philbrook Museum
A floral bison by Bartlesville artist Whitney Virden greets visitors at Philbrook’s Art in Bloom 2025, blending Indigenous culture with botanical art.
The Eagle-Tribune1d
Reproductions at NECC mirror the real thing at MFA in Boston
On the real tour, Friday, April 11, speaker David Meehan will introduce Lawrencians to their big, quiet legacy: seventeen ...
Artnet News1d
Bordercore: Why Frames Became the New Frontier in Contemporary Art
Contemporary artists are reclaiming picture frames and transforming them into sites of storytelling, history, and embodied ...
Bristol24/75d
Splurge-Pop is subject of latest Bristol music docu-series
Trans-Siberian Express’ EP, Splurge-Pop, is available on Spotify. They play Outer Town festival at the Ill Repute on Old Market on April 12, and at the Exchange on May 17.
In Ancient Greece and Rome, who were the harpies, and why did they stink so much?
Much like similar derogatory titles “siren” and “fury”, the term “harpy” is derived from a group of monstrous female figures ...