Organic Beauty of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater Celebrated in New Coffee Table Book

In 1935,Frank Lloyd Wrightdesigned what would become his triumph in organic architecture. Now, the international treasure is also the subject of an upcoming book published byRizzoli. Fallingwater: Living With and In Artweaves a rich narrative about Wrights masterpiece. “Fallingwater: Living With and In Art,” edited by Justin Gunther and Scott W. Perkins (Rizzoli, March 2025). Wrights naturalistic forms extend to every corner of Fallingwater. The homes interiors embrace stone, wood, and other local materials, while simultaneously emphasizing handwork and craftsmanship....

February 8, 2025 · 1 min · 158 words · Nicole Walker

150-Foot-Long Serpentine Sculpture Celebrates the Year of the Snake at World Trade Center Oculus

The Lunar New Year is not just an Asian holiday, it is for everyone. King developed the form using paper models, which then evolved into 220 aluminum composite panels. As it flows through the space,INFINITE HARMONYis also an homage to the surrounding architecture. Photo: Jesper Haynes Its sleek, white panels mirror Santiago Calatrava’s striking interior and help it blend into the environment. The undulating snake is made from 220 aluminum composite panels and features augmented reality....

February 7, 2025 · 1 min · 94 words · Matthew Peck

FireAid Benefit Concert Raises Over $1 Million To Rebuild LA After Wildfires

Others shared their personal stories, including comedian Billy Crystal, who lost his home in the fires. Plus, LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and his wife generously matched all pledges made during the concert. Last night, we made history, said FireAid onInstagram. The energy, generosity, and love from the crowd made this night so truly special. Every donation will go toward both immediate recovery efforts and long-term wildfire prevention across Southern California....

February 7, 2025 · 1 min · 120 words · Michael Wilson

Mexico City’s Salón ACME Spotlights Emerging Creators To Keep an Eye On

To learn more about this art fair, visitSalon ACME’s website. Salon ACME, which celebrates its 12th edition in 2025, puts emerging creatives front and center. This format offers over 100 creatives from different backgrounds a space to let their work shine.

February 7, 2025 · 1 min · 41 words · Gina Gomez

Self-Taught Artist Masterfully Spray Paints Large-Scale Hyperrealistic Portraits [Interview]

North Carolina-basedgraffitiartistJEKS ONEis known for his hyperealistic portraiture. Often accomplished on a large scale, these murals show JEKS ONE’s incredible mastery of spray paint. It was immediately clear how much talent this artist had, recalls Kim. The colors, contrast, and details were outstanding. Ive since looked into his work further, and I can say that Ive only become more impressed. We look forward to seeing more from JEKS ONE as hes one to watch and follow....

February 7, 2025 · 2 min · 340 words · Shelly Le

Traveling Land Artist Creates Stunning Portraits Out of Found Pebbles Wherever He Goes

The land artists most impressive works draw inspiration from renowned masterpieces, such as his intricate pebble rendition ofRembrandtsSelf-PortraitandBotticellisPrimavera. Each delicate, temporary artwork gradually erodes, as the stones naturally blend back into their surroundings. The artist explains, My work is impermanent, I leave only footprints. Check out some of Batemans latest works below and find more onInstagram. Each delicate, temporary artwork gradually erodes, as the stones naturally blend back into their surroundings....

February 7, 2025 · 1 min · 81 words · Lauren Caldwell

Annie Leibovitz and Lisa Saltzman Launch Inaugural Photography Prize Celebrating Emerging Photography Talent

My parents deeply admired and supported the work of Annie Leibovitz, shares Saltzman. This prize allows me to honor their legacy and continue their collaboration in a meaningful way. It is so meaningful for me to collaborate with Annie a true legend. Photo (clockwise from top left): Elena Kalinichenko, Ka’Vozia Glynn, Praise Hassan, Toma Hurduc, Trâm Nguyễn Quang, Zélie Hallosserie In April, the winner, who will take home a $10,000 cash prize, will be announced....

February 6, 2025 · 2 min · 221 words · Stacey Spence

CES 2025: Ingenious ‘Hormometer’ At-Home Device Lets You Track Hormone Levels Instantly

Diet and exercise often come to mind first, but theres another aspect to consider that is directly affectedhormones. These habits can help with weight management and stress reduction. But how can you tell if it’sactuallyworking? How do you know what’sreallygoing on with your body? Plus, it’s easy to use. To learn more about the Hormometer, visit theEli website. The Hormometer provides instant feedback on your cortisol and progesterone levels in the Eli app....

February 6, 2025 · 1 min · 84 words · Taylor Little

Hyperrealistic Tattoos Look Like Embroidered Patches Stitched on the Skin

Brazilian tattoo artistVinicius Moschenredefines the art of tattooing with his unique designs inspired by embroidery. Textile patches have been a fashion staple since the 1970s, and Moschens tattoos flawlessly embody their nostalgic charm. His ever-growing portfolio showcases hyperrealistic designs inspired by textile motifs, from retro cartoon characters to sports team emblems. Hes currently touring several Brazilian cities and regularly updates his followers on Instagram with his travel plans. Brazilian tattoo artist Vinicius Moschen inks nostalgic tattoos designs inspired by embroidery patches....

February 6, 2025 · 1 min · 142 words · Randy Silva

Mural Artist Shane Grammer Opens up About What It Means To Create Public Art [Interview]

Photo: Brian Wolf Urban artistShane Grammeris known for his large-scale murals. We are proud to feature Shanes breathtaking artwork and call him a My Modern Met friend. Scroll down to read My Modern Met’s interview. Photo: Brian Wolf Where did your love of art come from and how did this transform into creating work on the street? I have always been creative, even from a young age. I loved sketching and working with my hands to create three-dimensional art....

February 6, 2025 · 6 min · 1106 words · Robert Ramos

Researchers Uncover Previously Unknown Portrait Beneath Iconic Titian Painting

While examining the painting under a microscope, the team noticed something unusual. Through cracks in the paintings surface, different colored pigments peeked out. It was like uncovering a puzzle. Titian, “Ecce Homo,” ca. 1570-1576. (Photo: St. Louis Art Museum, viaWikimedia Commons, Public domain) With the help of X-ray visuals, the APAC team reconstructed the underlying composition beneathEcce Homo. The result is a portrait of an unidentified man with a thin mustache....

February 6, 2025 · 1 min · 140 words · John Taylor

Videographer Loses Camera in Vancouver Island Waters and Accidentally Films Stunning Humpback Whale Footage

Photo: ead72/Depositphotos Sometimes what we perceive as mistakes are actually blessings in disguise. Hesays, (It was) a little bit like a National Geographic moment. Mieras quickly pulled out another camera and started filming the action above water. Photo: ead72/Depositphotos It was thrilling, recalls Kathy. Anything that size, that close. It almost took your breath away. Later, the whale and a group of sea lions return for another round of hunting....

February 6, 2025 · 1 min · 149 words · Abigail Rivera

Bookshop.org Launches Revolutionary E-Book Platform for Independent and Local Bookstores

According toIBISWorld, Amazon accounts for 80% of all online book sales. Just in time for its fifth anniversary, Bookshop has launched a revolutionaryebook platformto support local bookstores. 100% of profits from e-book sales will also be redistributed to these indie sellers. This launch represents our commitment to bookstores and their communities. We’re focused on keeping bookstores afloat and helping them flourish in the digital age. Bookshops new ebook platform is yet another example of its staunch dedication to independent booksellers....

February 5, 2025 · 1 min · 170 words · Melissa Valdez