**Interview with Sebas Velasco in Sarajevo: “The Morning Will Change Everything”** In the vibrant center of Sarajevo, we met with Sebas Velasco, the modern street artist celebrated for his vivid representations and impactful murals. Sebas was in the city for a unique exhibition named “The Morning Will Change Everything,” where he daringly investigates the confluence of time, culture, and daily […]
After nearly four decades of reigning with an iron fist, Anna Wintour is stepping down from her fiery throne as editor-in-chief of American Vogue. According to an announcement yesterday, June 26, by the magazine, the British-American fashion media executive will continue in her roles as global editorial director for Vogue and chief content officer for Condé Nast. But her departure […]
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**Lisa Yuskavage: Drawings at the Morgan Library & Museum** The Morgan Library & Museum in New York City proudly presents “Lisa Yuskavage: Drawings,” the first comprehensive museum exhibition dedicated to the drawings of the acclaimed contemporary artist. On display until January 4, 2026, this exhibition showcases over three decades of Yuskavage’s intimate and inventive works on paper, revealing the centrality […]
**Hometown Moon: A Stunning Architectural Achievement in Ti’an, China** Situated amidst the picturesque mountains of Ti’an, China, the architectural wonder known as Hometown Moon exemplifies the blend of contemporary design with cultural traditions. Elevated on Jiunv Crest, also known as Nine Women’s Peak, this remarkable edifice is conceived by SYN Architects, meticulously designed to attract visitors to the less traveled […]
Whether you find yourself perpetually running behind or feel as if there are insufficient hours in the day, our connection with time can frequently lead to stress. London-based designer Matt Gilbert from studio Animaro aims to change that with Solstice 2.0—a kinetic clock crafted to alter how we perceive time, fostering a more serene and mindful viewpoint. The meditative, sculptural […]
The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans provide substantial support to immigrants and the children of immigrants in the United States who are pursuing graduate studies. This prestigious fellowship program offers up to $90,000 in funding to each recipient, supporting a wide range of full-time degrees, including MFAs. Annually, 30 exceptional New Americans are chosen based on their […]
The Spanish street artist Sfhir is celebrated for his expansive realistic murals. Over the last couple of years, he has been utilizing his twenty years of street painting expertise to craft murals that fuse art with architecture. This series of “musical architecture” illustrates figures playing instruments that are flawlessly incorporated into their surroundings, utilizing architectural features to enhance the scene. […]
Confronting the past can facilitate the journey toward a fairer future. While there are numerous methods to achieve this, storytelling stands out as one of the most impactful and emotionally engaging. A former plantation in Harpersville, Alabama, is leveraging arts, education, and cultural programming to foster reconciliation, healing, and restoration. Now called the Wallace Center for Arts and Reconciliation, this […]
How young must an individual be to create significant positive change in the world? A preteen referred to by some as the “Indian Greta Thunberg” has provided an answer to that query for nearly half her lifetime. At 12 years old, Prasiddhi Singh has already planted over 150,000 trees in India, with no intention of halting at this commendable figure. […]