Editorial Illustration Nintendo Launches Massive ‘Customer Appreciation Sale’ Following $300 Million US Tariff Refund September 13, 2026 Rifan Muazin By Joe Updated: September 2024 Main Facts Nintendo has officially launched its expansive, two-week Customer Appreciation Sale across the United States, running through September 26. The major promotional event features…
Editorial Illustration Unearthing the Past in Thread: How Rachel Crisp’s Embroidered Fossils Are Redefining Fiber Art September 13, 2026 Lina Irawan Main Facts In an intersection where paleontology meets contemporary fiber art, fiber artist, photographer, and tour guide Rachel Crisp—widely known by her digital moniker @bluesunthreads—is captivating the online world with…
Editorial Illustration The Whimsical World of Ruthy Kim: How the Los Angeles Illustrator is Redefining Joy in Editorial and Commercial Art September 13, 2026 Nana Wu LOS ANGELES — In an era where visual media often leans toward the stark, the minimalist, or the dystopian, the work of Korean-American illustrator Ruthy Kim arrives like a sudden…
Photography and Visual Arts Cultural Conflict on the National Mall: Trump Demands Smithsonian Overhaul, Targeting Iconic Modernist Sculpture September 13, 2026 Lina Hope In a series of pointed directives issued late Friday, President Donald Trump has initiated a high-stakes campaign to reshape the cultural narrative of the Smithsonian Institution. Through a flurry of…
Photography and Visual Arts The Art of Attention: Inside Kissabō, Berlin’s Meditative Japanese Tea Sanctuary September 13, 2026 Dwi Wanna On a sun-drenched, tree-lined street in Berlin’s vibrant Prenzlauer Berg district, plum-coloured noren—traditional Japanese split curtains—flutter softly in the breeze. They mark the threshold of Kissabō, an intimate, 16-seat specialty…
Photography and Visual Arts The Visual Conscience of an Era: Chester Higgins and the Architecture of Human Dignity September 13, 2026 Ali Ikhwan For over six decades, the lens of photographer Chester Higgins has served as a profound witness to the Black experience. From the dust-swept landscapes of rural Alabama to the high-stakes…
Photography and Visual Arts The Mirror of the Factory: Kohei Yamada’s My Screen Tests Debuts at GR Gallery September 13, 2026 Lina Hope New York City, NY – As the global art market continues to grapple with the tension between commodification and authentic expression, Japanese artist Kohei Yamada arrives in New York City…
Photography and Visual Arts From "Cathedral for Cars" to Contemporary Art Landmark: The Long-Awaited Debut of the Kanal-Centre Pompidou in Brussels September 13, 2026 Nana Main Facts Following a decade defined by meticulous architectural planning, extensive renovations, logistical hurdles, and immense anticipation, the Kanal-Centre Pompidou is finally set to open its doors on November 28.…
Photography and Visual Arts Stripping Down to Zero: A Veteran Reviewer’s Honest Assessment of Modern Camera Ecosystems September 13, 2026 Pevita Pearce Introduction: The Weight of Accumulation For professional gear reviewers and working photographers, closets often double as museums of past investments. Over years of testing, reviewing, and chasing the latest technological…
Photography and Visual Arts The Art of the "Safety Frame": Why Your Quickest Shots Often Tell the Truest Story September 13, 2026 Nana Wu We have all experienced that familiar tension. You are out in the world—perhaps navigating a crowded city park with family, running late for an appointment, or enjoying a leisurely stroll…
