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Edmonton's 300th Public Artwork Was a Playground. That Tells You How the City Thinks About Art.
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Edmonton's 300th Public Artwork Was a Playground. That Tells You How the City Thinks About Art.

Thirty years after the Edmonton Arts Council was formed, the city's public art lands on parkades, washrooms and transit facilities, with 10 new pieces slated for 2026.

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Daniel Kaluuya's First American Stage Role Is in a 55,000-Square-Foot Drill Hall. That Is the Point.

Daniel Kaluuya's First American Stage Role Is in a 55,000-Square-Foot Drill Hall. That Is the Point.

The Oscar winner skips the safe revival route and leads Branden Jacobs-Jenkins' world premiere Grass at Park Avenue Armory, opening Feb. 26, 2027.

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The Costume Institute's 'Costume Art' Opens to the Public — And Fashion's Argument Is Just Beginning

The Costume Institute's 'Costume Art' Opens to the Public — And Fashion's Argument Is Just Beginning

The Met's 'Costume Art' exhibition opened to the public on May 10, pairing couture with 5,000 years of collected art. The show isn't just about fashion — it's about who gets to decide what belongs in a museum.

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Private Equity Swallowed the Art World’s Watchdogs and Nobody Blinked

Private Equity Swallowed the Art World’s Watchdogs and Nobody Blinked

Beowolff Capital merged Artnet and Artsy, then gutted the editorial staff. One company now controls the data, the marketplace, and the coverage.

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LACMA and Art Basel Are Sending the Same Message: The Art World Still Runs on Presence

LACMA and Art Basel Are Sending the Same Message: The Art World Still Runs on Presence

Shadow Play How Darker Living Rooms Mirror Our Inner Worlds

Shadow Play How Darker Living Rooms Mirror Our Inner Worlds

As bright screens dominate our attention, we retreat into darker living spaces that offer emotional sanctuary and authentic refuge from constant visibility revealing our collective need for environments that protect rather than expose.

Ryan Edwards
Ralph Pucci’s Provence Exhibition is Where Minimalism Speaks Its Quiet Rebellion

Ralph Pucci’s Provence Exhibition is Where Minimalism Speaks Its Quiet Rebellion

“PURE” is less an ornamental showcase and more a reinvention of material memory—inviting visitors to feel, hear, and watch creation in process. It spotlights makerly craft at scale, reframing a mannequin-maker’s legacy as generational design leadership.

Ryan Edwards