November 4, 2020

Thieves have stolen some 20 Nazi artifacts, including an SS uniform and a boy’s Hitler Youth outfit, from the Deutsches Museum Nordschleswig in Sønderborg, Denmark. It is the latest in a disturbing and growing string of robberies at war museums across Europe targeting artifacts linked to the Nazi regime. “Uniforms are sought-after and valuable trophies

CULT Aimee Friberg Exhibitions is pleased to announce Yadadamean, a solo exhibition of oil paintings by artist Troy Chew. The show is on view through December 5, 2020, with Yadadamean marking Chew’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.

“Comfort Zone,” ceramic with glaze, 12.5 x 7 x 7 inches. All images © Calvin Ma, courtesy of Foster/White Gallery, shared with permission In his ongoing series titled Blend In: Making Home, artist Calvin Ma (previously) conveys an incessant need to belong through a quirky character camouflaging itself as different birds. From owls to pigeons to

Confidence, comfort, calmness are not the qualities we see often these days and this could be an important reason the works by Carlos Rodriguez feel so appealing and irresistible. Dominated by a naked male character who is going through life self-assured and full of joy, these visuals are the direct opposite of the anxious and insecure

All images © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd., by Kenson Noel, shared with permission Takashi Murakami recently transformed a sterile PET/CT scan suite at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C., into an uplifting garden of smiling flowers. The Japanese artist’s signature motif lines the walls and wraps around the machine itself, making the otherwise stark