Art

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A dimly lit photography studio with a large-format camera and hints of iconic Avedon portraits, symbolizing his artistic shift and impact.

Richard Avedon biography and photography shape art world

Between 1969 and 1971, Richard Avedon, a renowned photographer, produced some of the largest photographs ever printed, according to The New York Times .

Jasmine Desai·June 28, 2026

The interior of Dataland, the world's first AI art museum, showcasing futuristic holographic art installations and visitors interacting with technology.

Arts & Culture

AI Art Museums Arrive: Dataland Opens June 20, Redefining Visitor Experiences

On June 20, Dataland, the world's first museum of AI arts, will open its doors, featuring 25,000 square feet of public space.

Katerina Orlova·June 19, 2026

Two Lalanne marble bird chairs, a sinister fusion of human and avian forms, displayed under dramatic lighting at an art fair.

Eat & Drink

Lalanne's sinister marble birds: Influential design

At TEFAF, a pair of marble-bird chairs, two of only twelve ever made, unveiled a sinister fusion of human and avian forms.

Mateo Castillo·May 31, 2026

A dimly lit, grand hall of the New-York Historical Society showcasing a collection of Black dolls, with light filtering in from above.

Eat & Drink

New-York Historical Society Celebrates Betye Saar's Promised Gift

Betye Saar's mixed-media work 'ABCD Education' recently sold for $81,900 at Sotheby's, nearly tripling its high estimate.

Mateo Castillo·May 25, 2026