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November 1, 2026

Light Is Both the Subject and Medium in This Room-Sized Installation by James Turrell

In art, light usually serves other elements; it’s rarely the star of the show. Artist James Turrell has devoted his career to celebrating light in its purest form, earning him the nickname “master of light.” His latest endeavor, titled Blue Sea Sky, took over Superblue, an experimental art space in Miami. Blue Sea Sky gives light the rare chance to shine on its own—literally.

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October 30, 2026

McKenna Grace Wore a Museum-Worthy Hand-Beaded Dress Resembling the “Hunger Games” Arena

Method dressing, in which actors wear outfits inspired by the movie or TV series they are promoting, is all the rage in Hollywood right now. Started by Zendaya (and later done by Margot Robbie for Barbie), this approach has found its new icon in McKenna Grace, who has worn pieces that give a nod to the Hunger Games franchise during the press tour for the upcoming prequel, Sunrise on the Reaping.

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October 29, 2026

Artist Transforms Her Late Father’s Expired Passport Into a Moving Grief Diary [Interview]

Copenhagen-based illustrator, designer, and artist Radhika Chitalia creates work that draws from Indian visual traditions, including Mughal and Pahari miniature painting. One of her most personal projects began with an object she had held onto for years: her late father’s expired passport. After his death, the document remained tucked away with his belongings, too meaningful to throw out but difficult to revisit.

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