Thomas Laqueur’s ‘The Dog’s Gaze’ examines how dogs break down species boundaries in art, emphasizing emotional bonds and cultural significance.
Every Dog Has Its Artist
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Hyperallergic’s Art Tarotscope for the Summer Solstice
Hyperallergic releases its Summer Solstice tarotscope, blending tarot and astrology to explore collective creativity and personal flow states amid global turmoil.
July 2026 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, and Grants for Artists
Explore key artist opportunities in July 2026, including residencies, grants, and open calls, with deadlines from July 1 to November 1, 2026.
Pace, William Kentridge, “AlgaeBTQ+”
William Kentridge’s ‘AlgaeBTQ+’ exhibition opens at Pace Gallery, exploring ecological and queer themes through innovative art, marking a significant cultural event.
Rare Film of Sculptor Auguste Rodin Working at His Studio in Paris (1915)
A rare film from 1915 shows sculptor Auguste Rodin working in his Paris studio. The footage offers unique insights into his creative process before his death.
What Do Some of the Trendiest Books Have in Common? A Wolfgang Tillmans Photograph.
Some of the most popular new books feature a common element: a photograph by Wolfgang Tillmans, highlighting a new trend in book cover design.
‘PLEASE’ Is Anna Mantzaris’ Unhinged Comedy About Desperately Wanting Love
Anna Mantzaris is developing a new comedy film titled ‘PLEASE,’ exploring themes of obsession and longing for love, set to premiere in 2024.
‘PLEASE’ Is Anna Mantzaris’ Unhinged Comedy About Desperately Wanting Love
Swedish animator Anna Mantzaris releases ‘PLEASE,’ a dark comedy stop-motion film exploring human desperation for love, currently touring festivals.
A Natural History of William Kentridge’s Studio
William Kentridge’s new book, ‘A Natural History of the Studio,’ offers an inside look at his creative space and philosophy, blending personal reflection with artistic insight.
A federal judge wants answers on the tarp and scaffolding at the Kennedy Center
A federal judge has ordered officials to explain the presence of tarp and scaffolding at the Kennedy Center amid ongoing concerns.
