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January 10, 2026

Exhibition Meditates Upon How Women and Nature Converge Through Painting and Sculpture

If nothing else, literature, myths, folklore, and art history have taught us that the female body and the Earth itself are often thematically compatible. In her latest solo exhibition, De Tierra y Susurros, Hilda Palafox continues this line of inquiry, but through a distinctly Latin American lens. Now open at Sean Kelly Gallery in New York, the show gathers several paintings and sculptural reliefs that consider femininity and its relationship to nature.

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January 9, 2026

Heartfelt Tribute Video Imagines Rob Reiner Walking Through His Cinematic Legacy

Embed from Getty Images When Rob Reiner and his wife, Michelle, were tragically killed in their home on December 14, 2025, the world lost a remarkable filmmaker. Reiner was a visionary, and created some of the most well-loved films from the last four decades. In a tribute to his incredible career, a digital creator known as The Matrix created an AI-generated video, imagining Reiner walking through his movie sets.

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January 9, 2026

Edvard Munch’s Iconic “Scream” Painting Has Been Turned Into an Art Action Figure

There are some paintings so iconic that you’ll never forget them. Artworks that live in our collective consciousness, with motifs instantly recognizable—even if you’re not an art aficionado. Edvard Munch’s The Scream is one such painting. This haunting Expressionist work features a mysterious figure in the foreground holding his face to his hands and screaming. Two unknown figures lurk in the background next to a body of water and a vivid sunset.

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January 8, 2026

Sunlight Helps Artist Transform Crinkled Paper Into Vast Icy Mountainscapes

Cyanotype printing is an early photographic process that uses sunlight to create striking, deep blue images. While the technique has long been used for creative experimentation, Taipei-based artist Wu Chi-Tsung pushes the envelope of what this approach can do. His Cyano-Collage series of expansive, icy-blue landscapes is created using large sheets of crinkled paper and natural light. His incredible work explores how light, technology, and perception shape the way we see the world today.

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