The Indigenous artist’s partner and mother set out to ensure that his legacy lives on. By Andrew Stephens February 21, 2024 Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size People drawn into the charismatic orbit of Ballarat-born artist Josh Muir were delighted by his bright, bold works and the stories behind them. His ability to…

Dalro Gallery has announced a partnership with The Blessing Ngobeni Art Prize Foundation to establish The Dalro Visual Arts Merit Award. This award is an opportunity for young South African artists to accelerate their careers and make their mark in the art world. Image supplied The Dalro Visual Arts Merit Award offers a comprehensive nine-month…

Street photography is a unique art form associated with a photographer’s skill in capturing a moment that would have gone unseen without their intervention. A street photographer thrives in a time and place where the mundane transforms into the extraordinary, with their surroundings serving as a canvas for artistic expression. Whether it’s capturing the energy…

Dittmar Gallery’s exhibit explores intersection of art and poetry Close Modal Window

Established as a kunsthal for artists by artists back in 1986, O—Overgaden continues to be one of the few large-scale art institutions in Denmark with a focus on supporting emerging practices, local and international. This spring, O mounts the first major institutional shows in Denmark by sculptor Julie Falk, the duo of poet and performer Zahna Siham…

“Film is the best artistic medium. It combines every aspect of art. It’s visual. It’s audible. But at its core, it’s human,” said Connor Odom ’26. Odom first got into film in fifth grade, when he acted in a small role in a short film. He transferred to Princeton in fall of 2022, after working…

This article is part of FT Globetrotter’s guide to New York No matter how aggressively MoMA expands — and by now it’s consumed nearly an entire midtown block — the museum can still only display a meagre slice of its possessions at any given time. Rather than commit to a single ossified version of art…

Imagine a woman in her forties, the mother of two children, sitting at a kitchen table in the Bronx, obsessively exorcising her terrors by piecing together scraps of fabric, torn paper and string into elegant collages for nobody to see. Hannelore Baron, an artist so overcome by anxiety and mental anguish that she rarely left…