Quarto’s 2026 art-book highlights span watercolor instruction, artist biographies, photography, public art, tattoo design and the esoteric.
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Precarious Dwellings Perch Atop Rocks In Simon Laveuve’s 1/35-Scale Miniatures
Simon Laveuve’s 1/35-scale mixed-media dwellings will feature in a Paris solo exhibition opening November 12, 2026.
The Resistance Is Not Dead
The pro-democracy art and activism initiative Fall of Freedom is returning for a second year, with hundreds of events planned across the US this weekend.
Niklas Roy Constructs A Functional Pendulum Clock Made Entirely Of Trash
Berlin artist Niklas Roy’s Glashütte Trash Clock runs for about half an hour using scavenged materials, including a paperclip escapement and bottle gong.
A Broomstick In A Man’s World
Emily Mae Smith’s Petzel Gallery show, Transit of Venus, uses surreal broomstick figures to examine women’s work, visibility and vulnerability.
Thanks, I’m Just Looking
Hyperallergic’s newsletter ‘Thanks, I’m Just Looking’ rounds up Armory Show gloom, Documenta withdrawals, Leon Black’s foundation plan and more.
Kenzi Shiokava Did It For The Love Of It
Search and coverage interest is spiking around ‘Kenzi Shiokava Did It for the Love of It.’ What the phrase refers to, and what remains unconfirmed.
This Home Is A Modern-Folklore Mash-Up Of Paint And 30 Years Of Collecting
Search and coverage interest has spiked around a home described as a modern-folklore mix of paint and 30 years of collecting; the trigger is unconfirmed.
Woodland Creatures Inhabit An Imaginary World In Kanako Abe’s Intricate Paper Cuts
Search interest is rising around Kanako Abe’s intricate paper cuts of woodland creatures. The trigger is unconfirmed, but the craft is drawing fresh attention.
99 Crafts That Don’t Require Special Tools Or Skills
Discover 99 easy, affordable crafts you can do at home without special tools or skills, perfect for holidays, gifts, or relaxing activities.
