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Sioux Falls SculptureWalk 2025 Debuts with 80 New Sculptures
The Sioux Falls SculptureWalk has launched its 2025 exhibition, showcasing 80 new sculptures in the downtown area and the Cathedral Historic District. This year marks the 22nd anniversary of the event. The exhibition features both local and international artists, with sculptures curated by a blind jury and a selection committee. The event enhances Sioux Falls' cultural landscape and offers public art for lease or purchase.
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Rourke Art Gallery Celebrates Feline History with 'Gallery Cats' Exhibition
The Rourke Art Gallery + Museum is hosting 'Gallery Cats,' an exhibition celebrating the gallery's historical connection to cats. The show features cat-themed art from the Rourke's permanent collection, including works by regional, Japanese, and Chinese artists. The exhibition also highlights the legacy of founder James O'Rourke, who kept cats at the gallery and appreciated them as art subjects.
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Bernhardt & Vella Debut 'No More Private' Furniture Collection at Milan Design Week
Bernhardt & Vella introduced 'No More Private,' their inaugural private furniture collection, during Milan Design Week 2025. The collection, reflecting their design philosophy, includes a coffee table and two armchairs designed to seamlessly integrate into living spaces. The pieces emphasize intuitive and natural forms, highlighting the designers' vision of design as a language and way of living.
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Venice Architecture Biennale 2025: Focus on Climate Adaptation, Collective Intelligence
The 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale, curated by Carlo Ratti, addresses climate change and the future of architecture. It features 66 national pavilions and collateral events exploring sustainability, technology, and collective intelligence. Key participants include Cave Bureau, Lisbeth Sachs (Swiss Pavilion), and Pedro y Juana (Mexico Pavilion). The Biennale emphasizes adapting the built environment to climate change impacts.
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Art Institute of Chicago President Investigated After Alleged In-Flight Incident
James Rondeau, president of the Art Institute of Chicago, is under investigation after allegedly removing his clothes on a United Airlines flight to Munich on April 18th. He is taking voluntary leave while an investigation is conducted. The incident involved alcohol and prescription medication, and the Art Institute is taking the matter seriously.
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Wes Anderson Archive Exhibition Coming to London's Design Museum in November 2025
The Design Museum in London will host 'Wes Anderson: The Archives' from November 2025 to July 2026, featuring over 600 items from Anderson's films, including models, props, and costumes. This exhibition offers a behind-the-scenes look into Anderson's creative process and his impact on contemporary cinema, highlighting his meticulous design and collaborative approach.
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Creative Boom
Thaden School Wins Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize for Architecture
Thaden School in Bentonville, Arkansas, has won the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP). The school, designed by Marlon Blackwell Architects, EskewDumezRipple, and Andropogon Associates, was recognized for its innovative design that integrates architecture, landscape, and community, especially its 'Wheels, Meals, and Reels' curriculum and sustainable features.
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Thomas J. Price's Sculptures Amplify Marginalized Voices in Times Square and Hauser & Wirth
Thomas J. Price's 'Grounded in the Stars,' a 12-foot bronze sculpture in Times Square, and 'Resilience of Scale' at Hauser & Wirth, showcase his focus on amplifying traditionally marginalized bodies. The works invite viewers to reflect on representation and challenge preconceived notions of identity. The Times Square installation runs until June 17, while the Hauser & Wirth show is open until June 14.
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Contemplative Bronze Sculpture 'Grounded in the Stars' Lands in Times Square
A 12-foot bronze sculpture, 'Grounded in the Stars' by Thomas J. Price, has been installed in Times Square until June 17, 2025. It aims to challenge traditional monumental art and promote introspection amidst the area's frenetic energy. While intended to foster empathy and diversity, it has garnered mixed reactions, including online mockery.
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AI Analysis Reveals Collaborator in Raphael's 'Madonna della Rosa' Painting
AI analysis has identified that the face of St. Joseph in Raphael's 'Madonna della Rosa' was likely not painted by Raphael himself, confirming long-held suspicions among art critics. Researchers trained an AI model to recognize Raphael's unique style, and the AI detected inconsistencies in the painting, suggesting collaboration with another artist, possibly Giulio Romano.
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New York Times, Washington Post Among Winners of 2025 Pulitzer Prizes
The 2025 Pulitzer Prizes honored exceptional journalism, with The New York Times and The Washington Post among the winners. Key awards recognized coverage of the Trump assassination attempt, the fentanyl crisis, and the Sudan conflict. ProPublica received the public service prize for its reporting on maternal mortality in states with strict abortion laws. Several awards also recognized excellence in literature and the arts.
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Mara Manus Departs Pioneer Works, Gabriel Florenz Takes on Expanded Role
Mara Manus is leaving her position as CEO of Pioneer Works after a brief tenure focused on infrastructure development and fundraising. Gabriel Florenz, a founding artistic director, will become the executive director. The transition follows a successful capital campaign and renovations aimed at enhancing accessibility and expanding the organization's programming, which serves 50,000 annual visitors.
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Mara Manus Departs Pioneer Works CEO Role, Gabriel Florenz Takes Over
Mara Manus is leaving her position as CEO of Pioneer Works after a brief but impactful tenure. Gabriel Florenz, the founding artistic director, will become executive director. Manus oversaw significant fundraising and infrastructure development during her time. The transition signifies a return to an artist-scientist-led model for the organization.
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$20M 'Arch of Time' Sculpture to Power Houston Park with Solar Energy
The 'Arch of Time,' a $20 million solar-powered art installation, is planned for Houston's Mason Park. The 100-foot structure, featuring 60,000 solar cells, will generate 400,000 kilowatt-hours of clean energy per year while providing shaded areas and a performance space. It's expected to be completed in two years and serve as a STEM education tool.
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2025 Pulitzer Prizes Awarded for Coverage of Trump Assassination Attempt, Fentanyl Crisis
The 2025 Pulitzer Prizes honored journalists and artists for exceptional work. Key awards included recognition for coverage of the assassination attempt on Donald Trump by The Washington Post and Doug Mills of the New York Times, investigative reporting on the fentanyl crisis by Reuters and the Baltimore Banner/New York Times, and public service by ProPublica for reporting on maternal mortality.
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Jean-Claude Silbermann: The Last Surrealist Reflects on Life, Art, and Revolt
This article profiles Jean-Claude Silbermann, a 90-year-old artist who considers himself the last Surrealist. It recounts his initial encounter with André Breton, his early life and travels, his brief stint in his father's business, and his lifelong dedication to poetry and painting as expressions of Surrealism. Silbermann views Surrealism as a state of mind rooted in revolt.
The New York Times
Prospect Lefferts Gardens Limestone with Original Details Listed for $2.795 Million
A single-family limestone house in the Prospect Lefferts Gardens Historic District, built around 1909, has been listed for $2.795 million. It retains many original details such as mantels, wainscoting, and parquet floors, while incorporating modern upgrades like a mini-split system and an updated kitchen. The house features five bedrooms, two full baths, and a rear patio.
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Ohio Welding Students Create Iwo Jima Sculpture for AMVETS Post
Ohio Hi-Point Career Center's welding students crafted a semi-abstract sculpture commemorating the historic flag raising on Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima. The sculpture, made from aluminum, was installed at AMVETS Post #39. Students considered visual impact, location, and durability during the design. The project allowed students to honor history and showcase their skills.
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Baltimore Celebrates 25th Kinetic Sculpture Race: Wacky Art, Community, and Engineering
Baltimore hosted its 25th Kinetic Sculpture Race, a unique event combining art, engineering, and community spirit. Teams navigated a 15-mile course through city streets, water, and mud with human-powered sculptures, showcasing creativity and resilience. The race, known for its quirky charm and challenging obstacles, attracted participants and spectators alike, celebrating Baltimore's vibrant culture.
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Baltimore's Kinetic Sculpture Race Celebrates 25 Years of Wacky Ingenuity
The Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race, celebrating its 25th year, drew thousands to watch 29 teams navigate a 15-mile course with their human-powered sculptures. The race, a blend of art, engineering, and community spirit, included obstacles like water, mud, and sand. The event also honored late members of the community this year.
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