Divination, the Renaissance, and Surrealism Commingle in 'Tarot!' — The Morgan Library & Museum presents 'Tarot! Renaissance Symbols, Modern Visions' and delves into this centuries-old tradition of divination.
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Grand Gulch Mine in Littlefield, Arizona — <p><img alt="Shaft portal, Grand Gulch Mine." data-width="4000" data-height="3000" width="300" height="200" src="https://img.atlasobscura.com/Fx37Yz2ndyjaPZQSmWuNQWArvGYSluKotD8gbxTgwkc/rs:fill:300:200:1/g:ce/q:81/sm:1/scp:1/ar:1/aHR0cH…
Kim Dacres Wants You to Be Like Rubber — The artists sculpts community tributes from found tires, inspired by its reslience and ability to absorb trauma.
Open Call: The 7th VH AWARD for Media Artists Engaged with the Context of Asia — Supporting media artists with production grants, global exhibitions, and an expanded online residency with Ars Electronica.
There Are No Photos Allowed at the Studio Ghibli Amusement Park — The indoor exhibitions, anyway.
Artsy — Discover and Buy Fine Art — Artsy is the world’s largest online art marketplace. Browse over 1 million artworks by iconic and emerging artists from 4000+ galleries and top auction houses.
Celia Paul, Edward Hopper, Saif Azzuz — Deep cuts at Pace gallery, artists threaten to sue the Venice Biennale, and the importance of reintegrating art with life
A Leonora Carrington Biopic Traces the Surrealist Icon's Life and Work — Directed by Thor Klein and Lena Vurma and produced by Modern Films, Leonora in the Morning Light opens in 1930s Paris.
Julie Mehretu, Claire Valdez, Arthur Jafa — Meet the New York artist running for Congress, and some advice to art school graduates.
DR Congo will not change World Cup preparations despite US Ebola warning — World Cup cohosts United States have warned Democratic Republic of the Congo team to isolate due to Ebola fears.
A farrier discovered horses wear their hooves unevenly on one side depending on whether they're left or right-hoofed. Now I'm wondering which side mine would favor 🐴
Going Deep With Brenda Goodman — “I remember taking a plaid dress, tearing it up and using it as paint rags,” the 83-year-old painter tells me in a knee-to-knee interview at her studio.
Artists Threaten to Sue Venice Biennale — Plus, Trump’s threats to arts education and why artist Saif Azzuz should be on your radar.
The Met Museum's Staff Have Some Thoughts About the Art — A new book gathers essays by the museum’s curators, researchers, librarians, and conservators on everything from Renaissance portraiture to the work of Wendy Red Star.
Portrait looted by Nazis found in home of Dutch SS leader's descendants — The painting is believed to have been plundered by high-ranking Nazi Hermann Goering during World War Two.
World Heritage List — Humanity's greatest places.
Field of clones: How horse replicas came to dominate polo — In Argentina, equine cloning in polo is no longer a rarity. It’s now a mature industry — although ethical dilemmas surrounding it persist.
Cranbrook Academy of Art Reopens Applications for Fall 2026 — The art institution is accepting applications from June 22 through August 15 for artists and designers considering graduate study.
A Look Into Frank Stella's Mesmerizing Collection of Diné Textiles — The late artist's trove of Navajo weavings is on public display for the first time at Arader Galleries in NYC ahead of a sale.
Ruth Borgenicht Links Thousands of Ceramic Rings in Elaborate Chainmail Sculptures — The New Jersey-based artist's works hang tapestry-like on the wall or unfurl into three-dimensional biomorphic forms.
Situational Awareness and the Impending Market Volatility — Situational Awareness is a canary, not a divergence: the AI stock market is over-leveraged and over-concentrated. Call it the KOSPIfication of the NASDAQ.