Art

This Is A Gray Area Of Cancel Culture — And It’s Worth Reexamining

Once you learn something damning about a person attached to a movie, TV show or song you love, where does that love go?
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The 1 Type Of Glass You Should Use To Frame Family Photos

“When we opened our first gallery, we thought glass was just glass,” one expert wrote. “We couldn’t have been more wrong.”
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These Images Are A Striking Display Of Black People Reclaiming Their Peace

We were forced into a value system based on our labor. It's time to disrupt that trauma.
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How Tattoo Artists Feel When Clients Bring In AI-Generated Tattoos

But the professionals aren't as concerned about it as you might think.
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Striking Hollywood Writers, Studios Meet To Discuss Resuming Talks

The work stoppage is taking a toll on florists, caterers, costume suppliers and other small businesses that support the entertainment industry.
By Dawn Chmielewski, REUTERS

Twitter Logo Designer Says Goodbye To 'Great Blue Bird'

Artist Martin Grasser, who helped design Twitter's iconic bird logo, said the symbol "did so much" since it was launched in 2012.
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‘Oppenheimer’ Stars Leave Premiere As Part Of SAG Strike

Emily Blunt and Cillian Murphy are reportedly among those who walked out.
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Vandals In Naples Destroy Seminal Artwork By 90-Year-Old Italian Artist

By the time flames were doused, all that was left of the installation by Michelangelo Pistoletto was a charred frame.
By AP

I Lost 85 Pounds. Then I Had My Loose Skin Removed... And Turned It Into Human Leather.

"My family is used to my strange requests, but this one was just too weird."
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Klimt Painting Sets Record For Most Expensive Artwork Ever Auctioned In Europe

The piece sold Tuesday was the last portrait Klimt completed before his death in 1918.
By AP