Remembering Artists From Another Time: Andy Warhol

Art and Conflict in New York: Can Exhibitions From a Safe Distance Truly Address War?

A reflective piece examining how art exhibitions in New York address past and ongoing conflicts, questioning what they can achieve from a sa

Why a 2017 Physics Question About Rembrandt's Use of Mirrors Stands Out

The author reflects on their favorite Leaving Certificate Physics question, which is question 12c from 2017. This question focused on the th

Countercultural Visual Overload: Under-Appreciated Artists of the 1960s and '70s

A visual and cultural exploration of under-appreciated artists and communities from the 1960s and '70s counterculture movement. The article

The Almost-Canonized: A Closer Look at the Artists Museums Are Showing Now

Social Media User Tricks Critics Into Critiquing Real Monet Painting Labeled as AI Art

A social media user posted an actual Claude Monet painting on X (formerly Twitter), falsely labeling it as AI-generated art and asking criti

Rose Wylie's "Bad Paintings" and the Lost Standards of Contemporary Art

J.J. Charlesworth reviews Rose Wylie's exhibition, questioning whether contemporary painting faces any real demands or critical standards in