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The legal names of the married, artistic duo known as DabsMyla are unknown. Originally from Australia, the pair now lives in Los Angeles, where they create art in an exuberant and idiosyncratic style, often recycling, themes, and signature styles from the history of art. Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Memories From the Garden Party By DabsMyla
Mingyi Gan BFAI Illustration Class of 2025
The School of Visual Arts is reaching for the stars with an inspiring new collaboration between its BFA Illustration and BFA Design students and NASA. The result? A stunning poster exhibition celebrating next spring’s highly anticipated Artemis II mission, which will send four astronauts on a journey around the Moon and pave the way for future human exploration of Mars.
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When you’re just getting your feet wet in the music industry, every decision feels make-or-break. You want your songs to be heard, your style to stand out, and your audience to grow — but budgets are tight, and attention spans are even tighter. That’s where lyric videos come in. More than just flashy words on a screen, lyric videos are now a powerful steppingstone for indie artists and newcomers alike. But how exactly do they work, and why should you consider one?
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Get ready, comic book fans — history is about to be made! This September, Marvel and DC are teaming up for their first crossover event in decades, kicking off with the release of Deadpool/Batman #1, a high-octane one-shot that pairs Marvel’s unhinged antihero Deadpool with DC’s brooding icon, Batman.
Published by Marvel, Deadpool/Batman #1 will hit comic shops on September 17, with a follow-up title — Batman/Deadpool #1 — set to be released by DC in November, continuing this long-awaited event.
Continue reading Deadpool/Batman #1 Unites Marvel and DC for Epic Crossover This Fall
Lavender (2024) Glass Mosaic By Sarah Fishbein. $10,000 at Hudson River Art Collective (All Photos By Gail)
Do you love art? I sure do. Of all the art fairs in NYC — because there are a few –the Affordable Art Fair is by far my favorite. Not only does this vibrant gathering of contemporary art galleries from across the globe hit the town twice each year but, if you have even a couple hundred dollars in your pocket, you can easily go home with an original work of art to start — to add to — your own collection. Because collecting art is fun! Join me now, as we admire some of my favorite artworks from the Spring Affordable Art Fair, which took place in March. Let’s go!
Continue reading Favorite Art From The Affordable Art Fair, Spring 2025!