“Birth of a Star”: The Significance of Music in Black Culture
Birth of a Star is the first solo exhibition of Madelynn Green, a London-based artist whose artworks functioned as counter-hegemonic images....
Lucy McKenzie’s Exhibition at Museum Brandhorst, Munich
Lucy McKenzie is a Scottish artist based in Brussels, who has a wide range of works from painting, drawing, texts,...
Siena: The City of Art
Siena was a center of economic, political, and cultural life in the 14th century in Italy. It was also a...
Firelei Báez: ‘Ciguapa’ and The Subversive Power of Beauty
Firelei Báez is a New York-based artist, who deals with identity issues, female power, and ethnic stereotypes. In her works, she...
From “The Starry Night” LEGO Bricks to The Contemporary ‘LEGO Art’ Sculpture
“Vincent van Gogh: The Starry Night by Truman Cheng” has been announced by the LEGO Review Board as the approved LEGO...
“Unland” by Doris Salcedo: Memories of Loss and Pain
Doris Salcedo is a Colombia-based sculptor. Her work, "Unland" is a series of three sculptural tables that serve as Colombians’ memorials...
Haegue Yang’s “Handles” at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Haegue Yang is a Korean-born and Berlin-based artist who, in her artworks, has crossed various boundaries, like regions and artistic genres. Haegue Yang usually...
Salvador Dali’s Gala Placidia
Gala Placidia was painted by Salvador Dali, a famous Spanish Surrealist painter, and printmaker. Gala Placidia depicts many spheres that look like a...
Zanele Muholi: Self-Portrait Paintings that Challenge Prejudice to LGBTI
Zanele Muholi is an artist who deals with the marginalization and discrimination of LGBTI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Intersex). Muholi...
Gauguin’s Self-Portrait (Les Misérables)
Self-Portrait (Les Misérables) was painted by Paul Gauguin in 1888. Paul Gauguin was a 19th-century French draftsman, painter, printmaker, and sculptor....