She began painting as a child to cope with what she saw, wrote to Georgia O'Keeffe before moving to New York in 1958, and lived by choice in a Tokyo mental health facility from the mid-1970s while her mirrored rooms travelled the world.
The Japanese artist's largest solo show, The Soul Trembles, opens at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in September with thirty years of her thread installations.
Ten years on, artists and writers retrace where Frank Ocean's second album found them, and what it rearranged once it did.
Vitaly Fedorchuk builds each one from aluminum and stainless steel, and every sale goes to the aerial defense unit his friend serves in.
Mallory and Irvine carried a Vest Pocket Kodak up the north face and never came back down. The film could still be developable, and the 2024 discovery of Irvine's boot has narrowed the search.
New analysis of the Zuojiang Huashan murals in Guangxi finds animal blood, and possibly blood from childbirth, worked into the pigment as a binder alongside clay and lime.
From childhood, women are trained to restrict their appetite, and there's a huge, hidden, cognitive price to pay for it.
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