**Tag Conference 2025: Celebrating Authors Who Embraced the Spirit of the City** The dynamic city of Baltimore is set to proudly host the Tag Conference 2025, an assembly dedicated to honoring writers who have intricately embraced the essence of urban existence in their creations. Scheduled for March 21 to March 23, this annual conference guarantees an engaging experience that connects […]
Australia Reinstates Khaled Sabsabi and Michael Dagostino for 2026 Venice Biennale Artist Khaled Sabsabi (left) and curator Michael Dagostino (right) (photo by Anna Kucera for Creative Australia) Artist Khaled Sabsabi and curator Michael Dagostino have been reinstated to represent Australia at the 2026 Venice Biennale. This decision follows a previous withdrawal prompted by a political controversy surrounding Sabsabi’s past artworks. […]
In the bustling realm of contemporary literature, the summer lineup of art books provides a meditative retreat for readers. Notable among this selection is a work on Edith Farnsworth, the lesser-known hero behind the iconic “glass house.” This narrative not only disentangles her life from the infamous architectural relationship with Mies van der Rohe but also parallels the author’s personal […]
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The Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA), the sole four-year school dedicated to contemporary Indigenous arts, is at risk of losing all federal funding as of October 1, should President Trump’s proposed federal budget be implemented. This budget proposes the complete removal of federal support for the IAIA, which previously received approximately $13 million annually. This funding is crucial as […]
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**Focus on Carson Monahan: Celebrated Artist and Innovator** In the world of modern art, Carson Monahan shines as a symbol of creativity and innovation. Recognized for his distinct style and imaginative artistry, Monahan has continually expanded the limits of artistic expression. His creations cleverly merge traditional methods with contemporary technology, producing works that captivate audiences across various sensory dimensions. This […]
**The Chronological Order of DOOM Games: From 1993 to the Dark Ages** The DOOM franchise stands as a central pillar in the world of first-person shooters (FPS), celebrated for its fast-paced gameplay, revolutionary graphics, and haunting atmospheres. Since its debut, DOOM has transcended mere gaming to become a cultural icon. Here we explore the chronological order of the DOOM games, […]
Bordalo II, an esteemed street artist from Portugal, achieved global recognition through his distinctive method of spotlighting environmental concerns via art. From 2011 to 2017, his creative application of repurposed materials and striking installations entranced audiences worldwide, offering insightful reflections on consumerism and waste. Born Artur Bordalo in Lisbon, Bordalo II is predominantly celebrated for his “Big Trash Animals” series. […]
Nora Naranjo Morse and Eliza Naranjo Morse: Lifelong at the Blanton Museum of Art is part of In Creative Harmony: Three Artistic Partnerships, a larger project that examines the connections between three artist pairs. The duo belongs to a Tewa-speaking Pueblo community, and their work is deeply rooted in their cultural heritage, exploring themes of ancestry, community, and the environment […]