Author: Ann Williams

Virtual reality (VR) Filging in the south (SXSW) Austin films, the audience lives in the story of Carolyn Mercer, the UK transsexual women.At the time of being (March 9, 9-March), Texas-Born, Los Angeles-based directors and digital storytelling KostopoulosIt is a second VR project that has created the second VR project to help you understand the audience experience. “Right now, according to Trans and Queer communities attack, it is very important to arrive during the corridor and invite people to see your perspective,” Kostopoulos said ” Art diary.In addition to VR elements, the audience brings audiors with sleeves, sleeves and gloves…

“Celestial Horse” (1st century CE), there dynasty, bronze, 44 7/8 x 34 1/2 x 14 1/2Exhibition Eternal offers: Chinese bronze From the Minneapolis Art Institute At the Gallery of Manhattan’s Chinese Institute, one of the largest Chinese bronze collections outside China is a decisive time in human civilization history. Traveling from Minneapolis Art (Mia), the extraordinary bronze containers of food and wine are visible in the New York City for the first time in New York.The creation of bronze culture – an alloy of copper, tin and lead – remains a crucial chapter in the history of human civilization. Although…

Buffalo AKG Museum, earlier Albright-knox art gallery, after examination, organization put 13 employees and to effectively remove employee positions. The Buffalo AKG replaces visitors’ experience (VEX), facilities management and food services departments, claiming that the Western New York Art Museum is being avenged against employees in favor of hiring unoremative departments. The museum has not yet responded HyperalergicRequest for immediate comments.Employees continue over the year of union efforts in AKG, achieving its first contract in December. In early April, restrictions will affect three and 10 partial employees of full-time employees, organizing the director of the UPSATE NY staff, in an…

Camille Ross’s artistic vision is shaped by her early experiences of cultural segregation and systemic racism. Growing up amid stark divisions between African American, Native American, and Anglo communities, she developed a deep understanding of marginalized lives. Her photography serves as a visual narrative, capturing resilience, struggles, and humanity. A graduate of Goddard College with an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art, Ross has received recognition from institutions such as the New Mexico Council on Photography and the International Women’s Foundation of Marfa, Texas. Her solo exhibitions at Building 98 in Marfa and the New Mexico Museum of Art in…

Sigrid Thaler, an Italian artist currently based in Milan, has had a diverse and rich artistic journey. Born in Italy, she spent her childhood in a small mountain city, a setting that shaped her artistic vision. Her exposure to Nordic, German, and various other cultures—through travels and residencies in Austria, Paris, Singapore, and São Paulo—has given her work a sense of layered complexity. Thaler started as an illustrator, working on projects such as “MODERN ART” and “Zombicide” with the CMON company. After years of refining her skills, she shifted toward painting, bringing her art to exhibitions in New York, London,…

Peshi Haas has createdher own path in the art world, pushing the boundaries of abstract architecture through a continuous process of discovery. Her work reflects a deep curiosity, capturing the essence of structures and spaces in ways that defy conventional interpretation. A graduate of the School of Visual Arts (SVA), Haas approaches her art with a unique blend of expertise and intuition. Her focus on abstract architecture seamlessly merges with her passion for travel, allowing her to document and reinterpret hidden alleyways, forgotten landscapes, and unnoticed corners of the world. She transforms these overlooked details into compelling visual narratives, offering…

Within the serene space of Lilian Muheim’s studio, a quiet rhythm of creation unfolds. Her paintings are a tribute to nature, capturing its vibrancy and fragility through a symphony of color and form. Petals seem to dance, buds emerge from the canvas, and entire gardens find permanence in paint. A single lily commands attention, its petals mirroring the deep purples that surround it. Muheim, a contemporary artist, draws inspiration from the blooms that fill her workspace. Using oil paint, she translates the ephemeral beauty of nature into striking compositions. Her brushwork transforms delicate flowers into textured bursts of color, while…

Jesse A. Kantu’s Hypnotize is a small yet potent piece that speaks to the state of modern existence. Created using black marker on a recycled magazine cover, the 5 x 7.5-inch artwork is deceptively simple but packed with meaning. It is a reflection on how technology and social media shape human behavior, often leading to a passive, almost dreamlike state where people drift rather than actively engage with the world around them. The choice of a recycled magazine cover as the canvas adds another layer of significance. Magazines—once a dominant source of curated information—have largely been overshadowed by the fast-paced digital age.…

Jarron Carter doesn’t just create art—he crafts experiences. His work draws viewers into a space where emotion, precision, and a sense of refinement come together. Each piece goes beyond the surface, encouraging reflection and forging a connection that lingers long after the first glance. What makes Carter’s approach distinct is its emotional depth. “With the accuracy of my lines and poses in motion, I make the viewer really feel the emotional mood my art creates,” he says. This isn’t by accident. His art is shaped by personal experiences, deep feelings, and a fascination with foreign cultures and history. Each canvas…

Miguel Barros creates art that asks us to reconsider our connection with the world around us. Born in Lisbon in 1962, he holds citizenship in Portugal, Canada, and Angola, each shaping his perspective in distinct ways. In 2014, he relocated from Angola to Calgary, Alberta, a move that brought fresh inspiration to his work. Trained in Architecture and Design at IADE Lisbon, where he earned his degree in 1984, Barros combines technical precision with artistic expression, weaving together structured forms and fluid imagination. His work is deeply personal yet globally relevant. Themes of environmental responsibility and cultural memory are central…