New York

What happens when moving images move beyond flat screens to occupy room, history, and spiritual space? For Los Angeles-based artist and educator Na Mira, film and video are not static documents, but live, fluid portals connecting personal lineage, ritual, feminist histories, and the unseen forces of memory. In The Marie-Josée and Henry Kravis Studio at The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), Na Mira: NO SMOKING presents a transformative installation and live event environment that redefines how audiences encounter projected …

What happens when high-society art collecting meets the absurd flex of ultra-luxury marketing? In an art market often characterized by six-figure price tags, exclusive VIP waiting lists, and high-stakes auctions, …

What happens when local and international artists unite to channel creative expression into direct humanitarian action? In a powerful demonstration of community-led activism, Queens becomes the backdrop for a dedicated …

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What happens when flowers are liberated from their conventional roles as symbols of romantic promises, celebratory cheer, or static domestic decor? In the upcoming New York exhibition Unpromised Flowers, opening …

What happens when an institution is built not just to store art, but to nurture, elevate, and celebrate artists of African descent in the heart of one of the world’s …

What happens when the traditional boundary of a painting ceases to be a static flat surface and becomes a vibrant, open window into spatial wonder? For Brooklyn-based artist Jason Stopa, …

What happens when daily objects—chairs, tables, clothing, and organic materials—are stripped of their domestic function and transformed into silent monuments for lost lives? For Colombian artist Doris Salcedo, art acts …

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Ophelia’s Secret: 500-Million-View Triumph

Ophelia’s Secret: How Taylor Swift Turned a Drowned Heroine Into a 500-Million-View Triumph Eight months. One song. Roughly half a billion views. “The Fate of Ophelia” did not just open

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