Two New York Galleries Collaborate to Support Latin American Art Amid Challenges
Proxyco and Instituto de Visión collaborate at 88 Eldridge Street to support Latin American and Latinx artists through shared space and joint programming.
Peggy Brennigan
Peggy Brennigan is an journalist based in Lambertville, New Jersey. She studied Art History and Journalism at Rutgers University, graduating with honors. Peggy’s career began as a gallery assistant in New York City, where she honed her eye for contemporary art. Later, she transitioned to writing. Currently, Peggy edits SuchArt, a dynamic platform exploring modern art trends and profiles of emerging artists. Known for her sharp critiques and engaging interviews, she has also curated exhibits and spoken at art conferences. Peggy’s work reflects her passion for storytelling and creative expression.
Recent Discoveries and Controversies Reshape the Art World Landscape
Amedeo Modigliani's early portrait, identified by experts, and Documenta's new inclusivity guidelines highlight recent shifts in the art world amid ongoing controversies.
Concerns Emerge Over Preservation Efforts Following Giza Pyramid Renovation Activities
Concerns over preservation practices at the Great Pyramid of Giza have arisen following renovation activities, prompting government officials and experts to emphasize adherence to UNESCO guidelines.
British Council explores art collection sale to address £197 million debt
The British Council is considering selling part of its 9,000-piece art collection to address a £197 million debt amid ongoing financial challenges.
Helga de Alvear’s Inspiring Legacy in Contemporary Art and Cultural Impact
Helga de Alvear, influential Spanish art dealer and collector, passed away at 88, leaving a legacy through her foundation, museum, and pivotal contributions to contemporary art.
Explore the Vibrant Art Landscape of Mexico City During Art Week 2025
Art Week 2025 in Mexico City features exhibitions by artists like Enrique López Llamas and Anna Hernández, highlighting the city's evolving contemporary art scene amidst political changes.
Exploring Faith Wilding’s Artistry and Its Connection to Nature and Feminism
Faith Wilding, a feminist artist born in 1943, connects nature and activism through her influential works, including pieces from Womanhouse and recent environmental themes.
Faith Wilding’s Artistic Journey Merges Feminism and Environmental Advocacy Through Nature
Faith Wilding, a feminist artist born in 1943, merges environmental advocacy with art, showcasing her work in a retrospective at Anat Ebgi gallery in New York.
Faith Wilding’s Art Blends Feminism and Nature to Inspire Resistance and Beauty
Faith Wilding, a feminist artist born in 1943, merges nature and political commentary in her work, currently showcased at Anat Ebgi gallery, New York.
Fire at National Hangeul Museum prompts urgent relocation of artifacts for preservation
A fire at the National Hangeul Museum in Seoul prompted the relocation of 80,000 artifacts to the National Museum of Korea for preservation.