Arts
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“Whither Rivers Flow” by Photographer Ximeng Tu
[ad_1] A series documenting the changes that have taken place in the city of Chongqing by photographer Ximeng Tu. Tu grew up near the Jialing River and often swam there as a child. After studying in other cities in his youth, Tu returned to Chongqing for university. The Chongqing of today is different from the…
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Tom Owen: Illuminating Memory Through Layers of Light
[ad_1] Between Cornfields and Color Fields Tom Owen’s journey as a fine art painter began in the quiet corners of Fairfield, Ohio, long before he would exhibit in some of the country’s most recognized art destinations. His earliest creative moments were shaped not in prestigious studios, but on a card table tucked into the corner…
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Former Met Chief Daniel H. Weiss to Lead Philadelphia Art Mu…
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Juxtapoz Magazine – Jean Jullien: RETURN TO TOKUGAWA VILLAGE…
[ad_1] Jean Jullien’s pictorial works explore places and moments in life. This time, on the occasion of his return to the gallery after more than three years, the artist shares his Tokyo experience in the neighborhood known as “Tokugawa Village,” where he prepared his Chinese and Japanese exhibitions. The “return” expresses the universal feeling of…
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NASA’s Webb Telescope Captures the Dust Clouds of Apep, Name…
[ad_1] NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has come through yet again with an unprecedented image from our Solar System, this time of a unique pair of Wolf-Rayet stars known as Apep. A Wolf-Rayet is a massive, very hot star that’s in the later stages of its life, quickly losing mass with the help of strong…
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“Focus Tension” by Artists Jesse Zuo & Sarah Cotton
[ad_1] A dual exhibition of works by New York-based artist Jesse Zuo and Los Angeles-based artist Sarah Cotton. The title of the show is based on the term for the adjustable resistance of knobs on a microscope. In referencing the delicate balance between concentration and strain, both artists can be seen as similarly navigating viewers’…
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Torsten Wolber: When Process Becomes the True Art
[ad_1] The Turning Point: When the Brush Took Over For nearly three decades, Torsten Wolber built a successful career as a professional illustrator, fulfilling a childhood dream that had once seemed out of reach. Yet even amid the fast-paced world of commercial art, a quieter impulse lingered—one that pulled not toward precision and deadlines, but…
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School of the Art Institute of Chicago fires Video Data Bank…
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Juxtapoz Magazine – COBRA: Shadi Al-Atallah @ Elizabeth Xi B…
[ad_1] Elizabeth Xi Bauer is pleased to present COBRA, an exhibition of new works by Shadi Al-Atallah, a London-based Saudi artist known for emotionally charged figurative paintings that inhabit liminal spaces between intimacy and conflict. While themes of identity, queerness, and spirituality remain central to his practice, COBRA marks a striking transformation—shifting from the painterly…
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THE FUNNEL IS BROKEN —
AND THAT’S THE REAL STORY BEHIND AI MUSIC Once upon a time, our voices lived in cages. A few shows.A few stations.A few people deciding what the world should think, feel, fear, or celebrate. Ed Sullivan, Johnny Carson, Oprah, the nightly news — that was the whole universe.A handful of humans bottlenecking billions of minds.…