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Vol. 24
Recent Blogs


Under Stress? A Science-Backed Argument For Making Art
It's 2 AM and you're lying in bed. You should be sleeping. Instead, you're mentally rehearsing tomorrow's presentation, rehashing the day's news, and having a panic attack about the future, all the while your heart pounds like you're being chased by a bear. Beads of sweat are forming at the temples.
What if I told you that a little downtime with some colored pencils could literally rewire your brain's stress response? No apps, no expensive therapy — just you making somethin
Staff
Aug 6


Maestros and the Machines: Bridging the gap between the past and the future of art and technology
Using cutting-edge digital tools, soundscapes and more, the exhibition explores the fascinating question by inviting visitors to engage in a visual examination of the past and future by being active participants rather than passive observers. The people moving through these rooms very directly influence the art displayed within, from colorizing creatures that are then set free in the surrounding digital projections to controlling mechanisms that make collaborative music.
Staff
Jun 7


Can You Spot All The Errors in These April Fools' Covers by Norman Rockwell?
Norman Rockwell (1894 - 1978) was one of history's coolest artists. Just check out his April Fools' Covers for The Saturday Evening Post...
Liz Publika
Mar 31


Why artists should upscale a taboo marketing strategy to promote creative work
Marketing strategies for artists must involve using every available tool, and old advice should be reevaluated in new light due to new A.I.
Staff
Feb 20
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