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Art Shaped as Beer Cans Mistaken for Trash & Thrown Out by Staff | My Modern Met
By Regina Sienra on October 10, 2024 View this post on Instagram A post shared by Meghan Duval (@duvalartconsultancy) It was an honest mistake. Many artists have long found inspiration in contemporary, mundane objects. Much like Marcel Duchamp‘s upside-down urinal … Continue reading
A Vibrant Ndebele Mural by Esther Mahlangu Illuminates Unity at Serpentine North | Colossal
October 10, 2024 Art Kate Mothes “Umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu” (2024), Serpentine North Garden. Photo by George Darrell. Image courtesy of Serpentine and The Melrose Gallery For more than eight decades, Dr. Esther Mahlangu has been creating large-scale, site-specific works that … Continue reading
An Exhibition of Plushie, Small Disappointments | Spoon & Tamago
OCTOBER 6, 2024 / JOHNNY An onigiri smushed at the bottom of your bag. Water splashing off a spoon. Burnt toast. Life is full of small disappointments. But helping us see the humor in it all is Makosun, a Japanese … Continue reading
An Expanded Edition of JR’s Monograph Recounts the Power of Socially Engaged Art | Colossal
October 4, 2024 Art Books Social Issues Jackie Andres All images © JR, courtesy of Phaidon The 2024 edition of “JR: Can Art Change the World?” chronicles the artist’s phenomenal range of collaborative projects. Traveling to different regions across the … Continue reading