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September 24, 2026

Mexico Successfully Reintroduces the American Bison Following a 100-Year Absence

Bisons are most often associated with the American West; particularly, with the sprawling landscapes of Yellowstone National Park. But these majestic creatures were once also a common sight in northern Mexico. This was before they were hunted and their habitats were destroyed between the 19th and early 20th centuries, leading to disappearance from the wild. Luckily, a comprehensive effort has brought these animals back to the region after over a 100-year absence.

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September 24, 2026

BLINK 2026 Preview: The Nation’s Largest Public Light & Art Event That Will Beautify 30+ Blocks

Next month, Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky will transform into a dreamscape of glowing projections, immersive installations, and interactive artworks spanning more than 30 downtown blocks. BLINK: A Festival of Light & Art returns for its fifth edition, continuing its mission to celebrate the region’s creativity, architecture, and culture while welcoming visitors from across the country. Since debuting in 2017, BLINK has grown into the nation’s largest free public art event.

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September 23, 2026

‘Women Photographers Are Dangerous’: Photo Book Celebrates the Lasting Legacy of Women Photographers

Women have been pivotal pioneers in photography. Ever since the invention of the medium, they have used it to document everything from war and political upheaval to fashion and the mundane yet cherished moments of everyday life. Despite their contributions, however, many women photographers have been severely overlooked throughout history. Now, there’s a new photography book looking to rewrite the erased history of women photographers, offering much-deserved praise for the unsung heroes of photography.

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September 22, 2026

Artist Kelogsloops Confronts Emotional Highs and Lows in New Breathtaking Painting Exhibition [Interview]

The Corey Helford Gallery in Los Angeles has recently opened an exhibition that confronts big emotions. Hieu Thien Nguyen, known artistically as kelogsloops, debuts Love, Death & All Her Friends, a stunning show of ethereal works created in the artist’s signature style. Using watercolor, gouache, pencil, and gold leaf, the narrative compositions explore how nothing stays the same. Love, loss, and ultimately accepting them are part of life.

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