Opening up the Art World — One Residency at a Time
In San Francisco’s Tenderloin, gallerist Jonathan Carver Moore is turning a vacant storefront into a live-in artist residency—inviting painters to create in public.
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Why Funding Innovation Isn't Enough: The Real Technological Crisis in Museums
Cultural institutions aren’t failing to innovate, they’re crumbling under the weight of technical debt.
Quitting the White Cube: Art Dealer Robbie Fitzpatrick on Running a Nomadic Gallery
Tired of hustle culture, gallerist Robbie Fitzpatrick opts for slow, site-specific exhibitions outside the white cube.
Context, Curiosity, Community: Inside Nomadic Art Museum Black Cube
Since 2015, Black Cube has followed artists’ ideas anywhere–from rural Texas to Nevada’s atomic-testing ground–creating ambitious, site-specific artworks in close dialogue with the local communities.
Neuroarchitecture: Spaces That Heal
A growing body of research suggests architecture, design, and aesthetics aren't luxuries, they're essential to our wellbeing.
Dimension Plus and the Art of Remediation
The media art collective Dimension Plus pushes the boundaries of perception, using remediation as a tool to expand our senses.
How Thai Sound Artist ญาบอยฮานอย yaboihanoi Uses AI to Overcome Cultural Bias in Music
yaboihanoi fuses machine learning and Southeast Asian tradition to create electronic music that was impossible just five years ago.
Quantel Paintbox: Hockney, Haring, and the $250,000 Graphics Tool That Changed Visual Culture
Before Photoshop, there was the Paintbox, shaping the ’80s visuals of Keith Haring, David Hockney, and more. Now, unseen works appear at the British Art Fair, reclaiming its forgotten place in digital art history.