ZONA MACO 2025: Mexico City’s Top Art Fair Showcases Contemporary Artists From Mexico and Beyond

ZONA MACO 2025 was divided into four sectionscontemporary art, photography, design, and antiques. Among the most arguably compelling work showcased at ZONA MACO this year was that ofAna Hernandez. The piece is made up of two metal spirals holding 68 candles that hang from their wicks. Meanwhile, Italian creativeMichela Martellobrought one of the most hypnotic pieces of all to ZONA MACO. One Way Ticket to Mars. This piece captures the horrors of the Palestinian genocide in towering paper panels with charcoal and pastels....

February 12, 2025 · 1 min · 125 words · Lisa Dawson

6-Year-Old Boy Saves Over 2,500 Plastic Tubs From Ending up in Landfills

The young David Attenborough fan adds, We have one planet and we need to look after it. Teddys efforts were inspired by the Greene KingsTub2Pubcharity appeal. Plus, all funds raised from the sale of Tub2Pub plastics will be given directly toMacmillan Cancer Support. The proud mom adds, People have been so supportive and kind getting behind him. This young boys environmental impact has been gaining traction, and he continues to push for greater good....

February 11, 2025 · 1 min · 123 words · Nicole Allen

Charli xcx and Noah Kahan Join Chappell Roan and Pledge $25,000 Each To Help Struggling Artists

Regarding the HOT TO GO! Roan, known for taking a stand, replied in an Instagram story. Lets link and build together and see if you’ve got the option to do the same. From left to right: Noah Kahan (Photo: Moffly/Depositphotos), Chappell Roan (Photo: imagepressagency/Depositphotos, and Charlie xcx (Photo: imagepressagency/Depositphotos) Im inspired by you. Happy to help get the ball rolling. You[r] speech at the Grammys was inspiring and thoughtful and from a genuine place of care....

February 11, 2025 · 1 min · 114 words · David Baker

Chiharu Shiota Shares the Message Behind Her Immersive Thread Installations [Interview]

When I was a child, I loved drawing. Art has always been part of my life, and I can’t remember when it started. I began showing my drawings when I was 5 years old. “Uncertain Journey” at Grand Palais Accumulation Searching for the Destination at Grand Palais How have your own personal experiences informed your work? I always start my work from personal experience. I want everyone to connect to it....

February 11, 2025 · 3 min · 458 words · Jared Adkins

This App Shares a Work of Art and the Story Behind It Every Day

Not everyone can find the time to implement art throughout their everyday lives. Art historian Zuzanna Stanska wants to change that. In 2012, Stanska conceived ofDailyArt, a mobile app dedicated to bringing art directly to peoples fingertips. What better source of inspiration than art history? During the apps development stages, Stanska was determined to translate her field and expertise into an approachable framework. I realized that many people find art intimidating or inaccessible, Stanska explains....

February 11, 2025 · 1 min · 180 words · Annette Powell

Valentine’s Day Sale: Save 15% on Classes at My Modern Met Academy

When it comes to gift-giving, its said that experiences are more valuable than things. An experience creates memories, making it a gift that keeps on giving. If youre still in need of a Valentines Day present for your sweetie (or yourself! ), take advantage ofMy Modern Met Academys sale. Until February 14, use the codebemyvalentine15to save 15% on all of our creative classes. We have a variety of creative classes that lovers of all types will appreciate....

February 11, 2025 · 1 min · 188 words · Holly Yoder

Artist Celebrates Birth of His Third Child in Ongoing Comic Series About Parenthood

In a recent illustration, Devir humorously captures the moment their baby kicks from inside Mayas stomach. His comics perfectly capture the beautiful chaos of parenthood, making them incredibly relatable for anyone juggling family life. Check out some of Devirs latest comics below and find more illustrated family moments on hisInstagram.

February 10, 2025 · 1 min · 50 words · Carolyn Forbes

Expressive Paintings Visualize the Struggles of Moving Through Darkness

The mixed-media work brings everything fans love about Hera’s public murals to a smaller scale. Each seems to present a mini life lesson, with poignant titles reflecting the artist’s intentions. Which makes them grateful for the moments its here to enjoy. “Maintaining Your Soft Self Underneath That Tough Shell Takes More Effort Than Some Might Think” (acrylic paint, spray paint, charcoal on canvas) Thats what I love about my friends....

February 10, 2025 · 2 min · 232 words · Daniel Tate

Insider’s Guide to Phoenix’s Best Art, Music, and Dining Experiences in 2025

If you are looking to escape to a warmer climate, why not consider Phoenix? Arizona’s capital not only has excellent weather, but it’s also filled with fun experiences. From delicious cocktails to live music and gallery openings, Phoenix has plenty to offer. Photo: Visit Phoenix/Paul Dedewo The music and arts festival is a non-profit that donates 100% of its proceeds to charity. The 2025 edition, which runs the weekend of March 7, features headliners Justice and LCD Soundsystem....

February 10, 2025 · 2 min · 216 words · Maria Fischer

Radiant Paintings Explore Tender Moments of Humanity and Love With Animal Companions

Based in Germany, Tralala favors ethereality throughout her practice. Her vivid paintings teem with bold colors and figures whose skin practically radiates, resulting in delicate surfaces. They also stage tender encounters between people and animals, at times to a mythical degree. “I was stone.” The figures stand against a simple, deep-blue background, further enhancing the scenes surrealism. Riptideoffers a similarly supernatural canvas. A girl with glowing skin caresses several snake-like monsters, their mouths lined with red teeth....

February 10, 2025 · 2 min · 236 words · Penny Cooper

Monumental Light Installation Pierces Through a 100-Year-Old Buddhist Temple Like a Bursting Star

His most recent project is yet another illuminated achievement. The site-specific installation seamlessly interacts with its surroundings, embellishing the temples architectural details with its radiance. In Buddhism, light functions as a critical metaphor for enlightenment and the dispelling of ignorance. “HALO,” 2024. (Courtesy of the Yue Jin Art Museum) By repurposing the halos religious symbolism, Ong envisions the temple itself as a source of enlightenment. HALOis reminiscent of Ongs other projects, including those in his ongoingStarseries....

February 9, 2025 · 2 min · 226 words · Lisa Thomas

Photographer Breaks Yet Another Guinness World Record for the Deepest Underwater Model Photoshoot

Yet, Haining and model Ciara Antoski kept challenging themselves, breaking the recordagainand then again. For their latest endeavor, the pair held a photoshoot at163.4 feet underwater. Haining explains that he researches the locations and image references of what’s available leading into the project. Photo: Steve Haining However, given the depth of the location, there wasn’t a lot of documentation and reference photos. That’s why he opted for a recon dive to scout the locations on the morning of the shoot....

February 9, 2025 · 1 min · 213 words · Richard Stone

Artist Captures the Unique Personalities of 13 Cities Worldwide Through Abstract Lines and Shapes

He adds that each piece is an articulated and intricate plot that seeks graphic balance. Each illustration captures the character of its city with a playful mix of structure and chaos. Check out BabinasCityscapeseries below and find more from the artists work onInstagram. Paris New York Tokyo Barcelona London Rome Berlin Amsterdam Brasília Venice Copenhagen Lisbon Bologna

February 8, 2025 · 1 min · 57 words · Tina Jones