Linda Manguiat-Herzog
Accordion Player I, oil on canvas, 3’ x 4’
Accordion Player II, oil on canvas, 3’ x 4’.
At the Beach, oil on canvas, 3’ x 4’
At the End of the Day, oil on canvas, 4’ x 5’
Casting Out, oil on ca...
Have bike, will empower: Tania Bruguera launches public art initiative CycleNews in Corona
The Art Newspaper - In the latest iteration of her ongoing Immigrant Movement International (IMI) project, the Cuban political artist Tania Bruguera has partnered with activist groups, government officials and...
Artist Places “Pissing Pug” Sculpture at the Feet of “Fearless Girl”
Hyperallergic - For a brief moment this weekend, the “Fearless Girl” statue on Wall Street became a pee post, her dignity denigrated by the addition of a tiny sculpted pug lifting its leg over her left foot. -...
French art world breathes sigh of relief as Macron wins presidency
The Art Newspaper - France's cultural sector has breathed a sigh of relief after centrist Emmanuel Macron became elected president of France on Sunday, making the 39-year-old the youngest president in French h...
Messaging app Telegram centrepiece of IS social media strategy
BBC - IS puts media warfare on a par with its battle on the ground and often glorifies "media martyrs" - people who are killed while creating videos and other digital content for the group. - read more
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Our Cultural Obsession With ‘Pretty Dead Girls’ Began Long Before ‘Twin Peaks’
Huffpost -The pilot episode of “Twin Peaks,” which aired in April 1990, begins with an image at once horrific and strangely compelling, disturbing yet deep-down familiar, the image of Laura Palmer’s washed-up d...
Centre Pompidou broke even on Koons retrospective, Paris court decision reveals
The Art Newspaper - The Centre Pompidou’s Jeff Koons retrospective in 2014-15 was the most attended exhibition of a living artist in the museum’s history, bringing in 650,045 visitors, which could have resulted...
Rare loans from Hermitage Museum
The Art Newspaper- This year's top prize went to surprise winner The Square, a Swedish film about the sometimes bonkers art world and how we can best help others.Cannes has seen dozens of film premieres and pa...
Cannes Film Festival highlights: Laughter, tears and monkey business
BBC - This year's top prize went to surprise winner The Square, a Swedish film about the sometimes bonkers art world and how we can best help others. Cannes has seen dozens of film premieres and parties, and re...
Nigeria’s First-Ever Venice Biennale Pavilion Challenges Colonial Narratives
Hyperallergic - “Now.” Qudus Onikeku pressed his fingers together, snap. “It’s passed,” he observed. “Now.” Snap. “It’s passed. Now.” Onikeku, a dancer and choreographer, was sitting on the steps inside the N...