Brooklyn-Based Rachael Tarravechia + Anthony Eslick’s “New York Isn’t F*cking Dead” Exhibition
Tchotchke Gallery's first duo show pays homage to those who continue to shape and contribute to NYC's enduring vibrance
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Link About It: This Week’s Picks
Painted works on trash collected in parks, three-story installations, a fundraiser for families of the Atlanta hate crime victims and more
Via atlasobscura.com
Park Ranger Paints on Recovered Rubbish
Artist and Park Ranger Mariah Reading has made a habit out of repurposing trash she finds in areas she patrols. Using these found objects as a canvas, she’s depicted the setting sun, …
The Andy Warhol Museum’s “Fantasy America” Group Exhibition
Works by five contemporary artists form an exhibition on the current state of the States
Via independent.co.uk
Edvard Munch’s Secret “Madman” Message in The Scream
Hidden among the brushstrokes of Norwegian expressionist Edvard Munch’s famous “The Scream” painting (actually named “Skrik”) are the words, “Can only have been painted by a madman.” Scrawled in pencil at the …
Via designboom.com
LEGO’s 1,552-Piece “Starry Night” by Vincent van Gogh
Imagined by 25-year-old PhD student Truman Cheng, LEGO’s new 1,552-piece toy set replicates Vincent van Gogh’s swirling masterpiece “Starry Night.” Cheng uploaded his 3D brick vision to the Danish toymaker’s Ideas website, …
“Roots Run Deep: A Survey of Contemporary Black Hair Culture” at Pittsburgh’s Brew House Association Gallery
Curator Tara Fay Coleman taps 16 artists for a comprehensive exhibition on tradition, celebration, style and identity
Hammer Museum + The Huntington’s Collaborative Biennial, “Made in LA 2020: a version”
Work by 30 artists across the city, on-site, online and in public from Compton to Historic Filipinotown
Holiday Gift Guides 2020: Art Nerds
Whether finding prints for the home or representing your favorite gallery, these products are for those who appreciate creativity
Via theguardian.com
Vincent Namatjira Becomes First-Ever Indigenous Australian to Win Archibald Prize
First awarded in 1921, Australia’s Archibald Prize for portraiture had not been won by an Indigenous Australian until this year. For the piece “Stand Strong for Who You Are,” beloved artist Vincent …