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Toyin Ojih Odutola likes the immediacy of drawing. Although her layered and often large works are carefully plotted, planned, and sketched out in thumbnails in advance, she allows for the moment to impact her hand… Toyin Ojih Odutola Proposes a Countervailing Theory
Five days after the world witnessed the death of George Floyd, five cities across the United States saw his last words flutter in the sky. Led by a plane, the aerial demonstration They’re going to… Jammie Holmes Shares an Aerial View of What’s Happening in America
Bisa Butler is on a mission to tell the stories of those who have been forgotten, passed over, and lost to time. Using vibrant African prints and fabrics, she quilts life-size portraits of Black people… Bisa Butler is Giving Identity, History, and Legacy Back Through Quilting
Fashion label COS has announced its first online presence in Russia with a campaign entitled “New Perspectives,” featuring the designer and founder of Crosby Studios, Harry Nuriev. In celebration of the campaign’s release and the… Harry Nuriev Celebrates COS’s Debut E-Shop in Russia with Campaign and AR Collaboration
Today, yellowpop launched a series of limited-edition neon artworks for pre-sale with the artist André Saraiva. Pop culture patrons recognize the work of Saraiva by his detectable tag, Mr. A. With lanky legs, a half-moon… André Saraiva Launches Limited-Edition Neons with yellowpop
Kenny Scharf has always stayed true to his cultural milieu, translating the times, the places, and the feelings that surround him through art. As a painter, he’s formed an iconic aesthetic with signature characters—curvaceous, bubbled… Kenny Scharf Dives into the Artist’s Mind Amid the Pandemic
Advanced technology like artificial intelligence (AI) and facial recognition are becoming more commonplace in our everyday lives, and yet many of us have never taken a moment to consider what lies behind these technologies. How… Trevor Paglen’s “Bloom” Shows the Wonders and Biases of AI
The 80-year-old Italian artist Fabrizio Plessi moved to Venice 60 years ago. As a dreamer, the city welcomed his aspirations, and he began creating video art that pushed powerful considerations for time and space. He… Dior Presents Fabrizio Plessi’s “L’Età dell’Oro” in Venice
When Jessica Walsh was 11 years old, she taught herself how to code and design websites. After creating an HTML assistance site, she taught other kids how to make websites. It was around the time… Jessica Walsh is Empowering Others Through Design
Ibrahim Mahama has used and reused jute sacks to cover buildings, public spaces, floors, walls, and passageways. Reused from installation to installation—from Venice to Kassel to Milan and, most recently, Sydney—the stitched-together materials reveal traces… Ibrahim Mahama is Building with the Ghosts and Traumas of Commodification
