Once upon a time color photography was not cool.
Artists are special. Some are too special to comprehend. Their work often makes us non-artists wonder, “WTF?!”
Summer may be the best time to rest an academically-weary brain, but it’s never a good time to neglect a creative mind. For those interning in the city or just looking for an inspiring way to pass the time, these upcoming art exhibitions are worth checking out.
Let’s just dispel the belief that art students don’t do any work.
New Brunswick-based Collaborative Arts’ exhibition Identifiable is dedicated to the question of “Who am I?” — but there are no easy answers.
Bravo has done it again — this time with the help of Sarah Jessica Parker. The channel has given viewers a glimpse into the fashion world with Project Runway, the culinary world with Top Chef and the evidently serious hairstyling world with Shear Genius. There’s nothing left but the art world.
In honor of Women’s History Month, Inside Beat highlights landmark feminist artists whose work sparks discussion about the complexities of gender, race and identity throughout our era.
In celebration of the Guggenheim’s 50th anniversary, the band Animal Collective and video artist Danny Perez joined forces yet again to produce a one-night-only exhibit, Transverse Temporal Gyrus, within the museum’s rotunda.
There is art to be found in New Brunswick, especially this week, as local artist Robert Mermet holds the spotlight in a downtown gallery.
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