MUSÉE 29 – EVOLUTION
Evolution explores the concepts of progress, transformation, growth, and advancement in an age when images are taking a dramatic shift in the role they play in our lives.
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With each delicate stitch, Han Cao breathes new life into forgotten images. Embroidering over old photographs, … Cao’s works retain a sense of nostalgia while simultaneously cultivating new beauty.
In his series A Racket of Echoes, Joey Solomon chronicles his hospitalization, challenging the taboos surrounding mental illness, physical illness, and death.
Todd R. Darling’s American Idyll explores the concept (or arguably, the fallacy) of the American dream, as witnessed through the experiences of the country’s first industrial city community.
Xavier Scott Marshall is a young, up-and-coming Trinidadian-American artist with a focus on identity, interpersonal relationships, and self-expression.
In this interview, Berlin-based photographer Mustafah Abdulaziz shares his journey capturing the human relationship to water across the globe, launched in 2011
Jackie Nickerson explores the nuanced changes that occur to humanity as technology advances through her newest series, “Field Test.”
I began to photograph a feeling or a mood and not a specific story. I wanted to document the feeling of youth and the complexities of growing up
Rather than remaining trapped in a latent position, complicated issues are pushed to the forefront of Reid’s images, where they take on seemingly impossible forms.
The best-known ritual of Rosh Hashana is the blowing of the shofar, a musical instrument made from an animal horn.
MUSÈE Magazine interviews Guillaume Ziccarelli about his work, Picturing the Sacred Kumbh Mela Festival.
Musée explores the harsh realities of racism in the porn industry and interviews Erika Lust: feminist, adult filmmaker, and porn guru.
While the quarantine is limiting most people from everyday activities, artist Arjun Menon has found his creativity by recreating cinematic scenes in his home using only action figures and household items.
Drive-In theaters were a nostalgic tradition from the past. But in this new age of socially distanced entertainment, they are making an unexpected comeback.
A summary of Catherine Opie’s influential works and how they reflect her ideas regarding beauty.
Contemporary Video Artist Molly Soda has her second exhibition up at Jack Barrett Gallery in Brooklyn, NY.
The Outsider Art Fair 2020 featured an array of lesser known photographic works that have flown under the radar for the majority of their artist’s lifetimes. Notable exhibitions included Austrian painter August Walla and American street photographer Vivian Maier.
