A miniature gouache painting by Pablo Picasso has gone missing in Spain, according to CajaGranada Fundación, a cultural center and museum in Granada. In a statement shared with Hyperallergic, the institution said that its staff discovered that Picasso’s “Naturaleza muerta con guitarra (Still life with a guitar)” (1919) was missing from a shipment of items for an upcoming exhibition. The […]
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**Issy Wood’s Portrait of Charli XCX: A Fusion of Art and Influence** Issy Wood, the American-born British painter, is making headlines with her latest creation, a compelling oil portrait of British pop sensation Charli XCX, commissioned by *Vanity Fair* for its upcoming art issue. This November marks the magazine’s first art-focused edition in two decades, with Wood’s portrayal of Charli […]
Experiencing a lengthy and healthy existence is a goal we all pursue, yet in specific regions across the globe, individuals appear to have discovered the key. These areas, referred to as Blue Zones, exhibit shared practices that enhance longevity, including robust community ties, a sense of purpose, and minimal stress. However, a primarily plant-based diet is what sustains these populations […]
**Aiden Wilkins: The Nine-Year-Old Aspirant Pediatric Neurosurgeon** In a time when standard childhood ambitions often center on professions such as acting or athletics, Aiden Wilkins distinguishes himself with his extraordinary goal of becoming a pediatric neurosurgeon. Unlike his contemporaries, this nine-year-old prodigy is already making remarkable progress towards his aim. Aiden has achieved the status of the youngest student at […]
Born in New York City in 1958, the Bruce Museum’s 2025 artist-in-residence, Moses Ros, has always found that nature offers inspiration for his art. In *HUMAN / NATURE* — produced in response to the exhibition *Blanche Lazzell: Becoming an American Modernist* (Bruce Museum, February 6–April 27, 2025) — Ros marshals color and its absence to call attention to issues around […]
Numerous individuals discover serenity in managing an aquarium, caring for the fish, and observing them swim gracefully. Others enjoy the challenge of piecing together puzzles, models, and LEGO constructions. Now, LEGO has unveiled a product that combines the best of both experiences. The LEGO Icons Tropical Aquarium not only celebrates the charm of aquariums but also embraces the imaginative potential […]
The 40th Annual AOP Photography Awards Honor Outstanding Visual Storytelling The 40th annual AOP Photography Awards have announced their winners, recognizing the height of professional skill, technical mastery, and creative ingenuity in photography. The Association of Photographers (AOP) offers a platform for both amateur and professional photographers, highlighting exceptional work across diverse categories. This year’s accolades were awarded to Tom […]
Installation from Art Toronto 2024 The charm of an art fair lies in its capacity to reflect the artistic culture of the city or region hosting it. The Seattle Art Fair, for example, took the chance to delve into the longstanding legacy of glass art in the Pacific Northwest. Art Toronto similarly draws from the local culture and the broader […]
**Examining Destiny in ‘Maktub’ by Photographer Maryam Touzani** The idea of destiny, embodied in the Arabic word “Maktub,” which translates to “it is written,” is a universal motif found in both cultural and artistic contexts. In photography, this concept is powerfully depicted by Maryam Touzani in her compelling series, “Maktub.” Touzani, renowned for her attunement to cultural stories and emotional […]