JR’s Newest Exhibition Explores His Photographic Projects About Child Refugees

Installation view of JR: Outposts at Perrotin London. Les Enfants dOuranos, on the other hand, prioritizes themes of holiness. They become atmospheric portraits imbued with a primordial or mythological quality. Installation view of “JR: Outposts” at Perrotin London. (Photo: Tanguy Beurdeley) JR adds: Each piece features a child who embodies the drive toward the future. The perspective introduces an element of hope in the simplest way possible. Its perhaps fitting, then, thatJR: Outpostsserves as the inaugural exhibition at Perrotins new London space....

April 14, 2025 · 2 min · 242 words · Melissa Tran

SkyPixel Photo Contest Celebrates 10 Years of Creative Aerial Photography

Mysterious Realm by Gangerqia. 2025 Annual Best Photo Prize. The winners are a testament to the incredible talent within their niche. “Mysterious Realm” by Gangerqia. 2025 Annual Best Photo Prize. Its simple, clean, and has a bit of mystery to it. The minimal colors and subtle textures make the whole thing feel calming but intriguing at the same time. In the video division, two overall awards were handed out. “Sailing Through the Ice” by Fadah....

April 14, 2025 · 2 min · 224 words · Richard Brandt

Woman Who Can Smell Parkinson’s Disease Is Helping To Pave the Way for a Medical Breakthrough

Milne, a former nurse, first became aware of her extraordinary gift at just 6 years old. She later learned that the condition is called hyperosmia, and Milne embraced it as her own secret superpower. Milnes realization became clearer years later when she accompanied her husband to a Parkinsons support group. There, she caught the same peculiar scent from the inside of another persons coat. Thats when she decided to reach out to professionals to find out how her ability could benefit others....

April 14, 2025 · 2 min · 220 words · Jason Harris

Exquisite Street Photography Celebrates the Different Moods of New York City at Night [Interview]

New York City-based photographerLerone Pietersuses the city as his muse. His moody night photos of New York are particularly intriguing. Pieters' love for street photography extends well beyond his work. Read on for our exclusive interview. To support Pieters' work, follow him onInstagramor purchase a print in hisonline shop. When did you develop a love for photography? My love for photography started in high school with the introduction of Instagram....

April 13, 2025 · 2 min · 330 words · Leslie James

New Exhibition Puts Pablo Picasso In Conversation With Contemporary Asian Art

The list, of course, goes on. All of this is to say thatPicasso For Asiais as ambitious as it is sprawling. To accommodate this, the exhibition is organized into four archetypes. Installation view of “The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Picasso for Asia—A Conversation,” at M+ in Hong Kong. (Photo: Lok Cheng) In turn, Asian artists responded to this, as revealed in works like Gu DexinsUntitled. The painting includes a cast of fantastical creatures, ranging from three-headed cattle to amorphous birds....

April 13, 2025 · 3 min · 441 words · Terry Stout

Artist Transforms Paper Into Intricate Sculptures Symbolizing Hope for a Harmonious World

Japanese artistAyumi Shibatahas a unique way of turning plain white paper into something truly magical. The series is calledPoem of Lifeand it plays with light, space, and shadow. For centuries, people have used it to express their thoughts, feelings, and dreams. Shibata translated this idea in her own way for the exhibition. Visitors were invited to wander through the room, taking in the details of each piece. The exhibition happened in January 2025 at theIchihara Lakeside Museum, about an hours drive from Tokyo....

April 12, 2025 · 1 min · 156 words · Julia Johnson

Exhibition Celebrates the Glitz of the Disco Era and Its Sociopolitical Roots

Their documentary photography stands as a true testament to the fervor and frenzy felt on the dance floor. “Paradise Garage,” 1979, © Bill Bernstein “Danse Le Palace,” © Arnaud Baumann “Bustier Issey Miyake Le Palace” © Arnaud Baumann “Disco Derby,” 1979, © Rhythm Heritage “Planet of Love: You Can Get Off on the Music,” 1979, Le Pamplemousse “Changing Times,” 1973, © Kwame Brathwaite “Dupont’s Party,” 1977, © Meryl Meisler “Infinity Disco NYC,” 1978, © Meryl Meisler...

April 12, 2025 · 1 min · 117 words · Leonard Reid

Whimsy Meets Mortality in Fantastical Paintings of Skeletons With Butterfly Wings

Hummingbirds ArtistSandra Yagihas always loved science, developing a unique interest in anatomy and the human skeleton. For Yagi, a human skeleton is a powerful symbol due to its association with mortality. Drawing from this, Yagi has turned this concept on its head by adding a seemingly simple feature. “Hummingbirds” It’s intended to symbolize the continuing cycle of life. That is, there is no everyone lived happily ever after.' Ideas just emerge when I least expect it, and I’ll often jot it down, Yagi shares....

April 12, 2025 · 2 min · 240 words · Craig Carter

Decorate Your Skin for Spring With These Artsy Temporary Tattoos

Now that our winter jackets are stashed away, its time to shine with sleeveless tops and spring accessories. Tattly works with professional artists to turn their designs into high-quality temporary tattoos. Some of the tattoos are even scented, like thePerennial Set. Celebrate the bare-shoulder season with Tattly temporary tattoos. See the full selection atMy Modern Met Store. Cloak your bare skin in statement-making illustrations when you apply Tattly temporary tattoos....

April 11, 2025 · 1 min · 90 words · Mark Rivera

London Museum Receives Incredible Donation of Over 14,000 Roman Artifacts

Still, archeologists could never have expected what they found. Discoveries included Britain’s largestand earliestcollection of Roman writing tablets. Bloomberg’s generous donationboth in artifacts and fundingis a boon for the London Museum. Small Roman pottery vessel with foliage and face (Photo: London Museum) Over 14,000 Roman artifacts have been donated to the London Museum by Bloomberg. Fragments from Roman swords including carved bone grip and guard and iron tip (Photo: London Museum)...

April 11, 2025 · 1 min · 119 words · Sylvia Cruz

Peanuts Celebrates Its 75th Anniversary With a Snoopy Haute Couture Makeover

Back in 1982, Connie Boucher had an idea. Why, she thought after a while, couldnt Snoopy also wear haute couture? We have dolls from every single designer around the world. Karl Lagerfeld is here. Dolce Gabbana, Balmain, Peanuts Worldwide executive Melissa Mentatold the Associated Press. We also have 18 sets of dolls that include Lacoste, and also Valentino by Alessandro Michele. ButSnoopy In Stylefocused on more than just these garments....

April 11, 2025 · 1 min · 108 words · Alexandria Villarreal

Porcelain Sneaker Sculptures Celebrate the Memory and Meaning of Everyday Objects

Often, we associate materials with value. the artist tells My Modern Met. Through his work, he gives these familiar forms new life and lasting value. I love creating and saving these memories from what would normally become trash, he says. I enjoy recreating them in one of the most archival materials, allowing their memory to live on. Check out some of the artists latest sculptures below and find more from the collection onBrock DeBoers website....

April 11, 2025 · 1 min · 90 words · Andrew Lee

Hypnotic Drippy Artwork Cloaks Las Vegas Sphere in Mesmerizing Moving Hues

Las Vegas Sphere is an incredible sight to behold. Its ever-changing Exosphere is a showstoppernot an easy feat in a city known for its over-the-top visuals. Now,Jen Starkhas made her mark by covering Sphere inCosmic Cascade. The animated artwork features hersignature drippy layerscloaking the exterior in vibrant hues. It’s as mesmerizing as it is colorful. Its the perfect canvas as the largest LED screen in the world. It was truly a dream come true!...

April 10, 2025 · 1 min · 135 words · Randall Hamilton