Summer 2026 Pre-College Programs Enrollment Now Open at Rhode Island School of Design

At the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) Pre-College, high school students have the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in an intensive artistic environment alongside a global community of creative peers. With a focus on fostering a rigorous and inspiring experience, the program encourages participants to push their creative boundaries and achieve their highest artistic potential. Located in the heart […]

Spotlighting the Photography of Kaitlin Maxwell

Kaitlin Maxwell: Viewing the World Through a Distinctive Lens Kaitlin Maxwell is a rising talent in the photography scene, acclaimed for her remarkable skill in telling compelling stories through her camera. With an acute attention to detail and a passion for narrative, Maxwell has attracted notice for her original style in taking photos that rise above the ordinary. Origins and […]

Exploring the Features of the Studio Museum’s New Home

The Studio Museum in Harlem has unveiled its new, architecturally striking home, a milestone for the 57-year-old institution dedicated to artists of African descent. The museum’s new building, designed by Adjaye Associates with Cooper Robertson, covers an impressive 82,000 square feet and replaces its former location on 125th Street, which it vacated in 2018 for this development. The launch marks […]

James Turrell’s Biggest ‘Skyspace’ Set to Debut in Denmark Next Summer

James Turrell’s newest creation, “As Seen Below,” is set to be a groundbreaking enhancement to the ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in Denmark. Following his acclaimed Skyspace series, this installation, which will premiere in June 2026, invites guests into a reflective atmosphere where light and sky take center stage. “As Seen Below” represents Turrell’s most expansive Skyspace located in a museum, […]

Accusations of Censorship at Colorado Museum over Anti-ICE and Pro-Palestine Artwork

Three free speech organizations, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Colorado, are challenging the decision of History Colorado Center, a state museum, to remove a politically charged painting from their exhibition. The painting, created by Denver-based illustrator Madalyn Drewno, features pro-Palestine symbols and commentary on immigration enforcement and political figures. The artwork, titled “None of Us Are Free […]