The artist Josephine Halvorson’s exhibit, “Visionary New England,” is being viewed at the de Cordova Museum. She sets her pieces in nature where she can provoke questions of life and the cycle or mortality. In this piece she reflects on the fallen birch tree which discusses the points on what Read more…
As a photographer Thandiwe Muriu began her career during her studying under the father. Her father was a hobbyist photographer who taught his daughter all the things that aren’t usually taught to girls like changing a tire or fixing the computer. As a child she was introduced to DSLRs through Read more…
In the development of this project series, Yannis Davy Guibinga photographs these pictures as the model is walking up rocks and gravel while doing it all in this frivolous dress. The shoot is based on South Sudanese folklore of the tale of Abuk; the first woman on Earth who was Read more…
The anticipated fourth and final season of the Attack on Titan anime was released today. The long-awaited series finale will close the anime that is based in a time that takes place sometime after the end of Season 3. The anime is topping the charts to being one of the Read more…
Made around 12,600 years ago, the piece contains tens of thousands of animals and humans on this eight-mile rock. Stretching along the Guayabero River in the Colombian Amazon, the piece encapsulates numerous types of animals. Those animals include drawings of large mammals, birds, fish, lizards, handprints, and masked figures of Read more…
Getty Website, a website for art lovers, replicates the Spotify “Wrapped” list for their art pieces and artists in 2020 year. On the top of most viewed artwork for the 2020 year was the famous piece of “Irises” by Van Gogh. His story is fascinating because of the mental illnesses Read more…
Videographer Catherine Gund grew up in a wealthy Mid-Western family but spends her time and money on her dedicated activism for AIDS. As she grew up in the 1980’s she came out as queer at about the same time as the AIDS epidemic began to expand. Through her mother, she Read more…
The artist behind this piece, Kent Monkman discusses his interpretation of how the indigenous people interacted with settlers and the world around them. As indigenous people, Kent Monkman believes the people are still in contact with other living things, and that connection was to facilitate a bond between the settlers. But sadly that idea of “bonding” was Read more…
Released in mid-October across theaters in Japan, the animated film from the manga and anime series Kimetsu no Yaiba breaks numerous records. Just after the release the movie has become the highest-grossing film in Japan for 2020 and placed as one of the top 6 highest-grossing films in the world Read more…
The painter Eva Juskiewicz developed a passion for portraiture as means of creating tension. Her art disrupts the current standards of beauty set for women. By forming subjects in her pieces with no face, it erases the current emphasis on the face and illuminates the woman’s other features. It’s this Read more…