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Exploring the Intersection of Memory and Myth in Vietnam War Reenactments

Through photographing Vietnam War reenactments, a landscape artist examines how personal history and cultural mythology shape our understanding of conflict.

By Chloe Dubois • June 17, 2025 4 MIN READ

“Explosion,” from the photographic series “Small Wars” (1999-2002).

Mexico City to Launch New Museo Casa Kahlo Honoring Frida's Legacy

Set to open this fall in Coyoacán, the Museo Casa Kahlo will offer an intimate look at the life and art of Frida Kahlo from a family-owned historic residence.

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Panel discussion on the Bukhara Biennial during the Art for Tomorrow conference held last week in Milan, an event founded in 2015 to unite cultural leaders addressing urgent arts-related challenges.

Art in 2025: Navigating Challenges and Embracing Hope at Milan’s Art for Tomorrow

At Milan's Art for Tomorrow conference, artists and cultural leaders confronted financial hardships and geopolitical tensions, yet found inspiration to push forward.

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An Unconventional Tale of Art and Women’s Wrestling in 1970s New York

Rosalyn Drexler’s 1972 novel “To Smithereens” vividly intertwines two distinct 1970s New York subcultures—art and women’s wrestling—through the story of two unlikely lovers.

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Transformative American Road Trips: Stories from Coast to Coast

Thirteen creatives share the unforgettable road trips that reshaped their lives—from the shores of Maine to the heartlands of South Dakota—revealing how these journeys sparked inspiration and connection.

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Contrasting Blossoms: A Visual Reflection on Society

This image invites viewers to interpret its symbolism and consider its relevance to contemporary society and personal experience.

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Zurab K. Tsereteli in 2004 at his Moscow workshop, standing beside an imposing bronze statue of Russian President Vladimir V. Putin.

Zurab Tsereteli, Controversial Sculptor Known for Monumental Works, Passes Away at 91

Celebrated and criticized for his grandiose bronze statues of figures like Peter the Great and Vladimir Putin, Zurab Tsereteli died at 91, leaving behind a divisive artistic legacy spanning Russia and Georgia.

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Gretchen Dow Simpson in 2005, renowned for her contemplative portrayals of Northeastern coastal and countryside architecture, many featured on prominent magazine covers.

Renowned New England Artist Gretchen Dow Simpson Passes Away at 85

Gretchen Dow Simpson, celebrated for her sharply geometric paintings of rural and coastal New England scenes, which appeared on numerous magazine covers, has died at age 85.

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Exploring the Intersection of Memory and Myth in Vietnam War Reenactments

The Artist Documenting Every London Pub: A 30-Year Sketching Journey

Exploring Mortality and Artistry in the Documentary 'Jimmy & the Demons'

Exclusive Gathering Unites Art and Fashion in Historic Harlem Townhouse

Mexico City to Launch New Museo Casa Kahlo Honoring Frida's Legacy

Art in 2025: Navigating Challenges and Embracing Hope at Milan’s Art for Tomorrow

An Unconventional Tale of Art and Women’s Wrestling in 1970s New York

Transformative American Road Trips: Stories from Coast to Coast

Contrasting Blossoms: A Visual Reflection on Society

Zurab Tsereteli, Controversial Sculptor Known for Monumental Works, Passes Away at 91

Renowned New England Artist Gretchen Dow Simpson Passes Away at 85

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Exploring the Intersection of Memory and Myth in Vietnam War Reenactments

The Artist Documenting Every London Pub: A 30-Year Sketching Journey

Exploring Mortality and Artistry in the Documentary 'Jimmy & the Demons'

Exclusive Gathering Unites Art and Fashion in Historic Harlem Townhouse

Mexico City to Launch New Museo Casa Kahlo Honoring Frida's Legacy