Celebrating the Extraordinary Artistic Legacy of Jo Baer, Icon of Radical Figuration
Jo Baer, a pioneering painter known for her contributions to Minimalism and radical figuration, passed away at 95, leaving a lasting artistic legacy.
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.
Celebrating Artistic Freedom and Dialogue in India’s Vibrant Cultural Landscape
A Delhi court ruling has led to the confiscation of MF Husain's paintings, sparking debate over artistic freedom and religious sensitivity in India.
Unearthing Brittany’s Rich History: Treasures of the Past Inspire a Shared Legacy
Recent archaeological findings in Pacé, Brittany, reveal artifacts from the Late Bronze Age to medieval times, including a Roman road and Carolingian treasures.
Asheville Artists Ignite Community Resilience and Hope After Hurricane Helene
Asheville artists, including Tracey Morgan and Hannah Cole, are fostering community resilience and hope after Hurricane Helene devastated the city's arts scene and infrastructure.
Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 to Celebrate Creativity Through Local Collaborations
Art Basel Hong Kong 2025 will feature 240 exhibitors, local collaborations, a film program, and large-scale installations, running from March 26 to March 30.
A Journey Towards Healing and Justice in the Art Community
Sakuliu Pavavaljung, a Paiwan artist, received a four-and-a-half-year prison sentence from Taiwan's Pingtung District Court for actions impacting a female fan's emotional well-being.
Ghana’s National Cathedral Project Inspires Unity Amid Calls for Transparency and Growth
The National Cathedral of Ghana, designed by David Adjaye, faces scrutiny amid financial concerns and calls for transparency while symbolizing national identity and unity.
A Passionate Advocate for Art Leaves a Lasting Impact on Community
Aaron De Groft, former CEO of the Orlando Museum of Art, died at 59 amid legal challenges stemming from a controversial Basquiat exhibition.
Art Unites Voices for Peace and Healing Amidst Crisis in Gaza
The Israeli cabinet's ceasefire agreement has spurred significant reactions within the art community, highlighting the intersection of artistic expression and political activism amid the Gaza crisis.
Celebrating Resilience and Creativity in the Vibrant Art Scenes of Los Angeles and San Francisco
Frieze Los Angeles celebrates resilience amid challenges, while San Francisco's FOG Design+Art fair and SF Art Week showcase the region's vibrant cultural landscape and artistic community.