Mika Aono Molecule. Handmade paper from Japanese knotweed, jean pulp, screenprint. Dimensions variable. Image courtesy of Mario Gallucci. The artist received a special permit to harvest knotweed on public land in Lane County, repurposing this invasive plant into the primary material for this work’s handmade paper. The unifying factor in Infinite Possibilities, the current exhibition…

Mika Aono Molecule. Handmade paper from Japanese knotweed, jean pulp, screenprint. Dimensions variable. Image courtesy of Mario Gallucci. The artist received a special permit to harvest knotweed on public land in Lane County, repurposing this invasive plant into the primary material for this work’s handmade paper. The unifying factor in Infinite Possibilities, the current exhibition…

Hulda Guzmán, “Come Dance Asked Nature Kindly,” 2019-20. Private collection. Courtesy of Hulda Guzmán and Alexander Berggruen, New York/Photo: MASP “I come from a family that lives on the left bank of that river. On the map, it’s called the Rio Doce, but in our subjectivity, it is our grandfather. And his name is Watu.…

Profiles How Lorna Simpson Broke the Frame Play/Pause Button Pause Video by Malike Sidibe and Sam Wolson for The New Yorker / Art works © Lorna Simpson / “From Earth & Sky,” 2016-18 (detail #21); “Head on Ice #4,” 2016; “Night Fall,” 2023; “Third Person,” 2023; “Head On Ice #3,” 2016 (detail); “Kilavea,” 2020 (detail)…

Vancouver’s public art ranges from very straightforward sculptures to more abstract visual arts to, in at least one case, sound. Given the unique nature of each piece of art, there are often interesting stories or stories involving different pieces. So here are five pieces of art facts you (probably) didn’t know. 1. There’s a leftover…

Researching Imaginaries Intensive: Live-streamOnline presenations and conversationsMay 19–23, 2025 HDK-Valand Academy of Art and Design at University of Gothenburg Kristinelundsgatan 6-8 SE-SE-405 30 GothenburgSweden www.gu.se capim.se Over a five day period we live-stream guest presentations by invited artists, scholars, curators and researchers who address different aspects of artistic research and questions of “the imaginary”. Contributors…

Architecture is not merely a lineage of great structures, argued Fumihiko Maki (1928–2024) in his influential manifesto “Investigations in Collective Form” (1964). Cities and towns evolve organically, over time, in many directions. The built environment is always the result of many hands and many decisions. But what does collective form mean today? What is architecture’s…

#inform-video-player-1 .inform-embed { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; } #inform-video-player-2 .inform-embed { margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 20px; } The Weatherford Art Association has named the winners of Artist of the Month for May. Each month, WAA members can compete for first second, and third place ribbons and the opportunity to showcase their artwork at local Weatherford banks…