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The Visual Game With Wanting Wang
Visuals are perhaps our strongest medium of perception. The way we perceive things is the way we understand the world and everything within it. What makes an artist different is their knack for perceiving things beyond what the eyes can…
Post-Birth: Reproduction From the Eyes of Yidi Wang
Yidi Wang (b. 1999) is a Chicago-based artist whose practice has moved from interactive design into multidisciplinary, multimedia performance and installation. She holds an MFA in Design for Emerging Technologies from the School of the Art…
Material, Ritual, and the Body: The International Practice of Jewelry Artist Chufei Yang
Contemporary jewelry today occupies a space far beyond ornamentation, operating as an expressive medium that bridges gesture, memory, and personal ritual. Within this evolving landscape, jewelry artist Chufei Yang has developed a practice…
Times 100 List 2025 Features Four Artists, Including Mickalene Thomas
The Times magazine has released the 2025 edition of its annual Times 100 list featuring the most prominent names in the world, including four artists.
The Times 100 list, starting in 1999, is an iconic list that tries to capture the most…
Dan Lie, Stella Zhong Among Gold Art Prize Winners For Asian Diaspora
Dan Lie and Stella Zhong are among the winners of the 2025 edition of the Gold Art Prize for rising artists from the AAPI and Asian diaspora.
The Gold Art Prize was established in 2021 by the LA-based community Gold House and art adviser…
Yutong Liu: A Post-Punk Manifesto of the Body
What kind of sparks are ignited when the experimental rhythms and rebellious posture of post-punk move from sound into the body? Artist Yutong Liu’s jewellery collection "Post-punk" offers an answer. The spiritual essence of post-punk has…
A Language of Quiet Resistance: The Art of Tangying Shen
Tangying Shen is a Chinese-born artist currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area, whose practice spans painting, ceramics, and visual storytelling. Originally trained in 3D animation and storyboarding, Shen gradually shifted toward…
Akihiko Takeda: The Skin of Sculpture. Sensuality and Silence in the Body of Matter
In the smooth silence of his forms, Akihiko Takeda (1930-2012) carves unspoken desires, subtle tensions, and restrained pulses. His artistic language, refined and deeply sensual, invites the viewer not just to observe, but almost to touch…
Fernando Botero and Women: Icons of Power, Beauty, and Emotion
Fernando Botero didn’t just redefine Latin American art—he reshaped how we see the human form. Bold, voluminous, unapologetically present, the women in his paintings and sculptures have become universal symbols of a different kind of…
Giancarlo Sangregorio: Art, Places, and the Language of Materials
Sangregorio’s centenary (1925–2025) is being celebrated by the Sangregorio Foundation with an ambitious project titled "Giancarlo Sangregorio. 100 Years: The Stone, The Wood, The Places," honoring the Milanese sculptor’s legacy through a…