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Stories

The Return of Figurative Painting?

Sarah Kim·December 6, 2022

One of the irrefutable bestsellers of art history is Ernst Gombrich’s The Story of Art (1950). The book is a... Read More

Film

Don’t Worry Darling: Not quite a ‘Victory’

Noor Abbasi·December 3, 2022

Finally free and available on streaming platforms, ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ charges its watchers by stealing their time. Recent success with... Read More

AI Design Illustration

AI-Generated Art

Cindy Su·December 1, 2022

What if I told you that anyone could be an artist? Now, it doesn’t require years of art school or... Read More

Exhibition Technology

A Glimpse into Modigliani

Emre Guler·November 30, 2022

The new Barnes exhibition uses innovative conservation efforts to reveal Modigliani’s unique artistry and behind-the-canvas decisions. The much-celebrated Italian painter... Read More

Environment Interview Science

The past, present, and future of biodesign: A discussion with Orkan Telhan

Emre Guler·November 15, 2022

Orkan Telhan is an artist, designer, and researcher—but most importantly, he is a biodesigner. The ambiguous term may seem to... Read More

Installation Technology

Nihilistic Humor: Lea Devon Sorrentino and Natalie Hijinx at Vox Populi

Adrianna Brusie·November 15, 2022

How do we get each other to see what they don’t want to? How can we talk about growing wealth... Read More

Gallery

Discover work across photography, digital illustration & design, drawing and more.

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Our Playlists

Abstract, geometrical, layered, chaotic yet ordered. What else comes to mind when you think of Bauhaus, Yellow-Red-Blue, Delicate Tension? For this month’s playlist, t-art shares an eclectic mix of songs that embody the spirit of Wassily Kandinsky’s paintings.

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“How do we get each other to see what they don’t want to? How can we talk about growing wealth disparities, the climate crisis, and the inevitable fall of humanity in a way that doesn’t paralyze us?”

Artists Lea Devon Sorrentino and Natalie Hijinx believe the answer is “humor”. Through their work, the artists expose the absurdity in the structures that shape our lives, encouraging audiences see themselves in dystopian realties.

To learn more about Sorrentino and Hijinx’s work and how their exhibits challenge the traditional norms of gallery spaces, check out our article written by Adrianna Brusie- link in bio!
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Features

Editor's Letter Exhibition Features

An Introduction to Resilience: Art and Design in Times of Uncertainty

Adrianna Brusie·November 10, 2022

We often think of Resilience as toughness: the ability to overcome, to... Read More

Features Robotics

Emanuel Gollob Uses AI to Explore the Generative Potential of “Doing Nothing”

Patricia Ortega-Miranda·March 31, 2022

Emanuel Gollob’s Doing Nothing with AI was selected to be part of... Read More

Features History

Memory, History, and Diaspora in Ukraine: Manuel Herz On The Babyn Yar Synagogue

Darya Bershadskaya·March 9, 2022

I am writing about a land and people that is once again contested, once again fighting to maintain their permanency in our shared human history. Manuel Herz’s Babyn Yar Synagogue in Ukraine is a project that captures the overwhelming intensity of death and fear, of the Holocaust, of religion and ritual, and sacrifice and memory. Read More