June 17, 2026

Faceless Figures Fold Into and Away From One Another in Paintings Exploring Human Connection

Interconnectedness and hope are two prevalent themes in artist Alex Gardner’s luminous new work, Animals, at Perrotin in Los Angeles. The show features 13 new paintings depicting Gardner’s classic faceless figures as they flow into and away from each other against backdrops of rich blues and greens. The paintings range in scale, with some canvases as small as 10 by 14 inches and others as large as 4 by 8 feet.

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June 16, 2026

Annie Leibovitz Brings Stylish Vision to the World Cup Then and Now in New Photography Exhibition

Legendary photographer Annie Leibovitz has captured some of the world’s biggest celebrities, including athletes LeBron James and Serena Williams. But 40 years ago, she was given a unique task in the soccer realm: create the advertising campaign for the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. Starring athletic-looking models against archaeological sites and colorful landscapes, the endeavor made the famous photographer part of the tournament’s history, albeit somewhat removed.

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June 16, 2026

4 Tips for How Build a Creative Practice When You’re Not a “Creative Person”

Anyone can be creative, even if you don’t identify as a “creative person.” We all have creativity inside of us, but for some, it feels harder to access. But just like becoming a “gym person,” you can become a creative person—all it takes is some strategy and effort. Even the most imaginative people sometimes feel blocked, or like they’re drawing a blank (pun intended).

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June 15, 2026

Deadmau5 Helps Rescue 27 Cats in Canada by Donating $30,000 for Their Care Costs

Deadmau5 may be known for performing with an oversized mouse head, but in reality, he is a devoted cat person. The DJ, whose real name is Joel Zimmerman, even made his late cat, Professor Meowingtons, the star of one of his album covers. That's why, when he heard a few dozen cats in his home country of Canada needed help, he quickly sprang into action.

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