A New Exhibition Explores Edmonia Lewis’s Montana Connection

Tinworks Art’s second exhibition act, opening Oct. 11 in Bozeman, examines Edmonia Lewis’s legacy through contemporary artists and a new commission.

Paint Isn’t Just Paint At The New York Studio School

John Yau reviews “This Heat,” a 17-work exhibition pairing Brenda Goodman, Steve DiBenedetto and Bendix Harms at the New York Studio School.

A Vision Of Rebirth, Raw And Sumptuous

Artist-in-residence Derriann Pharr’s girlhood- and womanhood-inspired works anchor the Studio Museum’s 2026 residency exhibition in Harlem.

14 Best Embroidery Kits for Adults in 2027

I compared 14 embroidery kits for adults on instruction quality, supplies, hoop size, and design appeal to help you find the right kit for your skill level.

Fantastical, Elemental Hybrids Persevere In Jon Ching’s Metaphysical Paintings

Jon Ching’s solo exhibition ‘Path of Least Resistance’ opens October 3 at KP Projects in Los Angeles, featuring hybrid flora-and-fauna paintings.

The Hidden Note That Revealed What AI Could—and Couldn’t—Do

Firmulate’s AI company experiment found a crucial clue buried in company files—and a gap between sound analysis and action. See how a pilot tests your own playbooks.

Art In Odd Places Participants Seek Utopia Under Dark Clouds

The 21st Art in Odd Places festival unfolded in Manhattan during a nor’easter, as artists invited passersby to imagine different futures.

8 Best Biography Books About Famous Artists in 2026

I compared 8 biography books about famous artists for kids and beginners. See which ones ranked best for coverage, illustrations, and value.

A Stormy Week Of Art In NYC

A Hyperallergic newsletter surveys exhibitions at three New York museums, a new city history show and contract negotiations at three institutions.

Four Artists Exploring Sustainable Alternatives To Synthetic Art Supplies

Four Genspace artists present natural pigments, algae yarn, and compost clay as alternatives to synthetic art supplies during Climate Week in Queens.