A Danish miniature-maker has built a detailed 1:12 study inspired by Terry Pratchett, using handcrafted books, a tiny hat and other personal touches.
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The Jewish Sisters In Renoir’s “Pink And Blue”
Catherine Ostler’s book traces the lives of the Jewish sisters in Renoir’s portrait and their family’s fate amid Nazi persecution.
Great Art Explained Traces The Incredible Story Of Henri Matisse’s ‘The Red Studio’
A Great Art Explained film traces the making, early rejection and later recognition of Matisse’s 1911 painting The Red Studio.
Doris Salcedo Traces The Shape Of Memory
Artist Doris Salcedo discusses memory and resistance after Colombia’s National Museum removed and then restored objects tied to political histories.
The Prior Occupants Of Westbeth Are Just Beyond Reach
Alison Nguyen’s 14-minute film traces Westbeth’s Bell Laboratories past through archival fragments and the complex’s damaged basement.
Miquel Navarro, Sculptor Of Cities Real And Imagined, Dies At 81
Miquel Navarro, the Spanish sculptor known for large-scale City installations and public works, has died at 81, according to an obituary by Hyperallergic.
Layli Long Soldier’s Quilted Poetry
In a Hyperallergic interview, Layli Long Soldier discusses the visual form of her 2026 poetry collection We and its links to Lakota language and philosophy.
The Indian Pavilion In Venice Asks: What Is Home?
Geographies of Distance: Remembering Home presents five artists’ reflections on place, memory and belonging at the 61st Venice Biennale.
Jeffrey Gibson’s ‘A Real Love Thing’ Surveys A Decade Of The Artist’s Multidisciplinary Practice
A Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center exhibition brings together 15 works spanning a decade of Jeffrey Gibson’s multidisciplinary practice.
Exhibition As Living Archive: The 1950S Baghdad Modern Art Group In The UAE Today
NYU Abu Dhabi Art Gallery presents a survey of the Baghdad Modern Art Group and artists it influenced, on view through January 3, 2027.
