The Vanishing Half of Brett Bennett Riverhead A decade ago, when my publisher or Box emailed me to say they had finished covering the cover of my first novel, EvellandThey asked me to prepare for something different. We’ve been going back and forth on a few concepts, including one design with a large respiratory mask … Read more
IIt all started in 2016 when Lucy Ireland Gray was standing outside her local Sainsbury’s home in Bishop Stortford, Hertfordshire. “I spotted a piece of paper on the sidewalk with a graphic on it,” she says. “Then I realized there were two sets of handwriting on it—someone reused an envelope to make their shopping list. … Read more
TThere has always been art on the streets of Belfast. Political murals on gable walls are popular in nationalist and unitary areas around the world, and art often provided a way to bring people together, crafting an alternative view of the city that was never just the stereotype of bombed buildings and armed soldiers. before … Read more
hVariety and exotic paintings Forest Piece. Black tables get stuck in the room. Rows of similar faces, rows of rods, and something like a snowflake made of string. Face a golden flower, if it is a flower, in front of a mesa under a red sky. Sometimes they are unfathomable. The types of visual disturbances … Read more
Art Industry News is a daily summary of the most important developments emerging from the art world and the art market. Here’s what you need to know on Monday, October 3rd. need to read Biden reconstitutes arts committee that was dissolved under Trump President Biden signed an executive order recreating the President’s Committee on the … Read more
TPerhaps there is no such thing as compassionate television about a serial killer. It is impossible to honor the victims without re-victimizing their families. And you probably can’t explore the killer’s damaged psyche – the rough personal history that preceded his terrible crimes – without arousing pity. At the moment, the most watched show on … Read more
His 11-year-old son wanted to protest, so Marcus Gold drove him to the nation’s capital to join thousands of people denouncing the police killing of George Floyd and calling for an end to racism. They marched to the White House and were met by a tall metal fence covered in banners, posters and other artwork … Read more
THe created two cultural phenomena, both designed to confuse us, and both are now worth a lot of money: The art of Damien Hirst And the notorious non-fungible tokens or NFTs. They have already puzzled many art lovers among them. This month brings them together in a dramatic event that will be organized during it … Read more
A while ago, I received a gift voucher for a craft lesson, which I decided to use for something that couldn’t be less important in my daily life: Japanese calligraphy. I don’t know how to speak Japanese, but I do know how to read some words that are based on Chinese characters. However, no one … Read more
Old and upcoming black artists will be photographed together, to mark the 40th anniversary of the start of the British Black Arts Movement, as part of a series of events for black historical month in October. The Black Cultural ArchivesHeadquartered in south London, it will celebrate the occasion by paying homage to the classic 1958 … Read more
