At SFMOMA, K-Pop Star RM Is Curating His Own Way"RM x SFMOMA," marking the BTS star's major debut as a curator, is on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Here's what's in it. Oct 16 26October 16, 2026Article at ArtNet News
Crip Time: Living with Chronic Illness and the Loss of TimeChronic illness warps time, stealing days and reshaping life’s rhythm. 'Crip Time' explores how disability alters time perception and the struggle to reclaim lost moments. Feb 18 25February 18, 2025Article at urevolution.com
ICA Boston Presents the First North American Survey of Firelei Báez’s Powerfully Layered WorkThe artist uses fiction to explore the all-too-real legacies of colonial rule in the Americas and the Caribbean, drawing on sci-fi, fantasy, folklore, Afro-Latinx religion and mythology. “Art is a tool for navigation, and many times for even just… May 31 24May 31, 2024Article at Observer
The Newly Reopened NMWA Offers a Museum-Going Experience Powered by AdvocacyThe National Museum of Women in the Arts opened its doors late last month with all new exhibitions and a new take on its permanent collection. After being closed to the public for nearly two years for a $70 million renovation project, the National… Nov 01 23November 01, 2023Article at Observer
These Superfans Decorated Their Apartments in Honor of Their IdolsBand posters taped and fraying on the wall. Cherished concert mementos like wristbands, backstage passes, confetti, and tour booklets tacked up or stuffed in drawers. Many of us had bedrooms like this growing up, but some fans continue to celebrate… Oct 17 23October 17, 2023Article at Apartment Advisor
What Twitter’s Downfall Means for Chronic Condition CommunitiesThe chronic condition community on Twitter has changed my life. I’m worried about what will happen without it. Ever since Elon Musk took ownership of Twitter and renamed it X, the social media platform’s halting march toward death seems a foregone… Oct 10 23October 10, 2023Article at Bezzy Depression
SAAM Rehang Offers a More Expansive Take on American Modern and Contemporary ArtThe Smithsonian American Art Museum’s modern and contemporary galleries are open for the first time since 2021, marking the completion of the first phase of a years-long museum-wide overhaul. The Smithsonian American Art Museum’s third-floor modern… Oct 04 23October 04, 2023Article at Observer
What You Need to Know About Ice Packs for Migraine ReliefThe writer describes products she thinks are useful for readers. If you buy through links on this page, we may earn a small commission. I’ve spent years testing different types of ice packs, masks, and wraps for migraine relief. Here are the ones… Aug 27 23August 27, 2023Article at Bezzy Migraine
Five Questions with Filmmaker Lilan Yang“Each time it runs through the projector, it is never going to be the version you saw earlier,” Lilan Yang says, referencing the wear and tear that naturally occurs when playing 16mm film, a format that features prominently in her solo exhibition… Aug 26 23August 26, 2023Article at Boston Art Review
Packing for trips helped me come out as nonbinaryThe writer felt depressed on every trip because their clothes didn't feel right. Eventually, they realized they were experiencing gender dysphoria. Aug 05 23August 05, 2023Article at businessinsider.com
I used to hate packing my suitcase for trips because none of my clothes felt right. I eventually realized I wasn't packing for my true gender identity.I travel frequently, but packing always stressed me out because my clothes never felt like me. But I didn't understand why I was so bothered by something so trivial. Eventually, I realized I was experiencing gender dysphoria and came out as… Aug 05 23August 05, 2023Article at Insider
Do You Want Us Here or Not: Fighting for Accessibility in Art SpacesFor the second edition of our essay series at Art Düsseldorf Magazine, we asked a selection of writers to investigate issues related to Diversity in the Art World. This essay by Delia Harrington, a Boston-based journalist, explores the fight to… Jun 15 23June 15, 2023Article at Art Düsseldorf Magazine
The Best Romance On ‘Queen Charlotte’ Is Queer — But It Still Got ShortchangedAs a fan of Bridgerton and a queer TV critic, I was excited to see a canon queer couple on the spinoff show Queen Charlotte between the Queen’s man Brimsley and the King’s man Reynolds. Unfortunately, as much as I love what we got of their story, it… May 25 23May 25, 2023Article at Centennial World
Migraine Symptom Relief Is Money Well SpentI used to feel guilty spending money on migraine treatment. Now, I remind myself that I deserve whatever relief I can find. It’s in my nature to hunt for deals, cut costs, buy in bulk, and get the store brand instead of the name brand. Sometimes, I… Mar 31 23March 31, 2023Article at Bezzy Migraine
In the Documentary ‘Angel Applicant,’ a Filmmaker Explores Paul Klee’s Late Work Through the Lens of Their Shared IllnessThe film debuted at SXSW, where it clinched a grand jury award. Mar 21 23March 21, 2023Article at ArtNet News
In the Documentary ‘Angel Applicant,’ a Filmmaker Explores Paul Klee’s Late Work Through the Lens of Their Shared IllnessThe film debuted at SXSW, where it clinched a grand jury award. In the new documentary Angel Applicant, narrator-director Kenneth August Meyer presents an interpretation of painter Paul Klee’s work with an insight that few others would be able to… Mar 21 23March 21, 2023Article at ArtNet News
Artist Ji-Min Park on Channeling Her Visual Practice Into Her First Acting Role in the Film ‘Return to Seoul’The French-Korean artist opens up about her star turn in the film, which premiered at Cannes in 2022. Return to Seoul could have been a very different movie without its star, French-Korean visual artist Ji-min Park. The film, which premiered at… Feb 22 23February 22, 2023Article at ArtNet News
K-pop’s first openly queer boy band, Lionesses, on fighting for visibility in the industrySouth Korean radio station MBC’s broadcast ban of boy band Lionesses’ new song, “It’s OK to Be Me (with Mi-no),” was direct in its reasoning: “homosexuality.” With lyrics like the first verse saying, “The place where finally I live as me, the… Feb 17 23February 17, 2023Article at Xtra Magazine
Broker Is a Masterful Korean Drama That Challenges You to the CoreAmong the most difficult tasks a film could possibly tackle, surely “making the audience fall in love with the people who sell babies for cash” would have to be somewhere near the top of the list. It’s easy to feel the ice dripping down the… Dec 26 22December 26, 2022Article at Den of Geek
How K-Pop Star and Budding Mega-Collector RM Wove His Favorite Art and Artists Into His First Solo Album, ‘Indigo’The album references artists Yun Hyong-keun and Jackson Pollock, among others. Dec 07 22December 07, 2022Article at ArtNet News
