Eleanor Vance is a seasoned arts and culture correspondent, specializing in architecture, museum design, and public art installations. With over a decade of experience, she provides insightful coverage of significant cultural developments and their impact on communities.
The African Flow School in Cameroon, designed by Urbanitree, uses local rammed-earth bricks and hardwoods. The 1,600-square-meter kindergarten features a U-shaped design, with its interior structured
José Carlos Diaz has been named the new senior director of curatorial affairs and chief curator at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, starting October 13. A Miami native, Diaz returns to the city with a visi
Islamabad artist Ehtisham Jadoon transforms scrap metal into massive sculptures, including animals and fantastical creatures. His work beautifies public spaces, promotes sustainability, and supports l
Thrasher Magazine has partnered with Polaroid to release co-branded cameras and film, celebrating 45 years of visual history. The new products are now available, connecting generations through instant
Taurees Habib, a sound engineer from Karachi, Pakistan, won a Grammy Award for his work on 'Dune: Part Two,' becoming the first Pakistani to win for engineering and second overall.
Michael Benedikt, a distinguished architecture professor at the University of Texas at Austin for 50 years, died at 78. He shaped the School of Architecture and published over 100 texts on architectur
The Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach is adding 80 new artworks to its collection through acquisitions and gifts. These include pieces by Basquiat, Cassatt, and Eversley, enhancing European, Ame
Jeffrey Gibson's new bronze sculptures, "The Animal That Therefore I Am," are now on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The installation features a deer, coyote, squirrel, and hawk, drawing in
Dancehall artist Kranium discarded his Caribbean Music Awards trophy after organizers admitted a "human error" led to his award being mistakenly given to Dexta Daps. The CMA apologized, citing outdate
Calder Gardens, a new art institution featuring designs by Herzog & de Meuron and Piet Oudolf, has opened in Philadelphia to showcase Alexander Calder's sculptures in underground galleries and unique