Dino Store showcases the newest advancements in the MTA’s underground art scene.
The NYC Art Scene Goes Underground The art scene in New York City seems to be finding its way back underground, quite literally. With many of the city’s iconic features like newsstands, barbershops, and vintage shops shutting down, the MTA is stepping in to breathe new life into these spaces through creative installations. This initiative […]
The disgraceful effort to minimize the Holocaust and retain art stolen by the Nazis
Stolen Art and the Fight for Justice Among the countless Jewish victims of the Nazis was Fritz Grünbaum, a renowned cabaret performer in Vienna. Tragically, he lost his life in 1941 at Dachau concentration camp. Before his death, Grünbaum was coerced into signing over his significant collection of over 400 artworks. Years later, one of […]
Significant NYC decision on art taken by Nazis linked to the inspiration for Joel Grey’s character in ‘Cabaret’
The Chicago Art Institute might have shelled out over $1 million to defend against a case involving paintings taken by the Nazis. This could be seen as a significant moment in the ongoing saga surrounding stolen art. Recently, the Art Institute faced legal pressures from Manhattan prosecutors looking into artworks that were pilfered. The ruling […]
Grayson Perry, the world champion of adaptation, shares that he is unconcerned about AI using his art.
Grayson Perry on AI and Artistic Influence Grayson Perry recently shared his thoughts on the use of his artwork for training AI models, saying he “really wouldn’t care.” He joked about his career, noting that he’s often “ripping” off others in the spirit of creativity. During the Charleston Literary Festival, held at the historic site […]
Art Installation During ‘Equality Month’ at French University Criticizes ‘White Males’
An art installation titled “Equality Month” at the University of Grenoble Alpes faced backlash for conveying messages that criticized all “sick white men” and suggested that white individuals are the primary source of racism. In an effort to address discrimination and racism, the University of Grenoble Alpes called for students and staff to engage in […]
The journey of Trump to the White House is captured in ‘Art of the Surge’ on Fox Nation.
The 2024 presidential election in the United States was marked by unexpected twists—from the abrupt end of Joe Biden’s reelection campaign to the rise of Kamala Harris. It was a time rich with political drama. The election would be defined by the surprising win of Donald Trump, who returned to the center stage of American […]
Giacometti bronze bust fails to sell at auction, surprises art world
During the Sotheby’s high-stakes auction on Tuesday night, attendees were left stunned when the $70 million bronze bust by Alberto Giacometti didn’t find a buyer, leaving many in disbelief. Giacometti’s piece, titled “Grand Tête Mince (Grand Tête De Diego),” had sky-high expectations, but it turned out to be too ambitious for the cash-conscious crowd. Bidding […]
“I take carpet to the limit” The creative talent behind tufted human-like wearable art | Installation
Exploring Anna Perach’s Artistic Journey As I sit with Anna Perach in her sunlit studio at Gasworks in London, she shares how “I’m led by the story.” Behind her, vibrant threads create a kaleidoscope of colors. Her work, infused with a sense of humanity, draws on folklore and fairy tales. The sculptures beckon to be […]
How AI will eliminate poor art, but not genuine artists
Concerns Over AI in Artistic Fields As artificial intelligence poses an increasing threat, artists across various disciplines are expressing fears that their artistic integrity may be compromised. Despite the rising concerns, Stephen Limbaugh, a composer and concert pianist, known for his performances with the Russian Philharmonic and showcases at prestigious venues like the White House […]
Koyo Kouoh, the art curator set to lead the 2026 Venice Biennale, has passed away at 57.
Koyokoo, the pioneering Swiss Cameroonian curator and the first African woman to lead the Venice Biennale, tragically passed away on Saturday, as announced by the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa. “We are deeply saddened to announce the sudden passing of our beloved executive director and chief curator, Koyo Kouoh, on Saturday, May 10, 2025,” […]