Iftar is one of the most beautiful moments during Ramadan. Families gather, share food, pray together and celebrate the blessings of the month. For many people, dressing up for Iftar makes the evening feel even more special. In recent years, matching Moroccan kaftans for women and girls have become one of the most loved outfit trends. The outfits are elegant, comfortable, and perfect for creating a coordinated family look. Continue reading Matching Moroccan Kaftans for a Beautiful Family Iftar in 2026→
Sweeping abstract flows of paint drench torsos and limbs in Illana Savdie’s Cow (2023), sowing perceptual confusion. The effect on the viewer is placelessness and near-disorientation, which the artist uses to disrupt power dynamics. She allows multiple cultural, contexts and inheritances to simultaneously smash into and balance one another, resulting in entirely new formations. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Cow By Illana Savdie→
Jeff Zimmerman’s Bubble Cluster with Spikes is a distinctive illuminated sculpture that showcases his expertise in hand-blown glass artistry. This statement lighting piece for your home, created in 2023, features a cluster of hand-blown glass bubbles interspersed with spike-like protrusions, creating a dynamic and organic form. The sculpture is mounted on a brass structure, adding to its aesthetic appeal. To me, it resembles fluffy kernels of popcorn bursting into the air or a billowing cloud crackling with electric blue lightning. Continue reading Eye On Design: Jeff Zimmerman’s Bubble Cluster with Spikes Lighting→
Cory Archangel explores the expressive potential of consumer software. With Photoshop Gradient and Smudge Tool Demonstration (2007 – 2023) he foregrounds Photoshop’s gradient tool, which fades one color into another. These two works, made 15 years apart, were created using similar commands. The contrast between the gestural dynamism of the earlier version and the minimalist geometry of its later counterpart reveals a trend towards reduction and simplification – contradicting common assumptions about technological advancement.
Photographed in the LA County Museum of Art (LACMA) in Los Angeles.
Maja Ruznic’s paintings often combine difficult subject matter with seductive color and a sense of spirituality. The artist, who spent time in an Austrian refugee camp after fleeing the war Bosnia, has said that The Past Awaiting the Present / Arrival of the Drummers(2023) “looks at how multiple things can be true at the same time: birth, violence, pain, suffering, joy, and music.” Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Maja Ruznic, The Past Awaiting the Present/ Arrival of the Drummers→
