Berlin artist Niklas Roy’s Glashütte Trash Clock runs for about 30 minutes using locally scavenged materials and a paperclip escapement.
Niklas Roy Constructs A Functional Pendulum Clock Made Entirely Of Trash
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Four Artists Exploring Sustainable Alternatives To Synthetic Art Supplies
A Genspace exhibition in Queens featured four artists exploring pigments, algae yarn and alternative clays as options for art-making.
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 hidden feeling.
Art In Odd Places Participants Seek Utopia Under Dark Clouds
Search and coverage interest is spiking around Art in Odd Places and its utopia-themed programming. What is confirmed, and what remains unclear.
October 2026 Opportunities: Open Calls, Residencies, And Grants For Artists
Search and coverage interest is rising around October 2026 artist opportunities, but the reason for the spike and any specific openings remain unconfirmed.
Kenzi Shiokava Did It For The Love Of It
Search and coverage interest is rising around the phrase ‘Kenzi Shiokava Did It for the Love of It,’ but its trigger is unconfirmed.
Here’s What (Dealers Said) Sold At The Armory Show
Search and coverage interest in Armory Show sales is rising, but the source provides no verified sales, dealer statements or confirmed trigger.
Three Artists And Two Writers On Surrealist Painter Remedios Varo’s Influence
Interest in surrealist painter Remedios Varo is spiking, with artists and writers citing her work. What is confirmed, and what remains unclear.
No One Is Reading, Except At The New York Art Book Fair
Online attention is spiking around the New York Art Book Fair and a theme declaring ‘no one is reading.’ What is confirmed, and what remains unclear.
Independent 20Th Century, The Mise En Abyme Of Art Fairs
Analysis of the growing trend of ‘Independent 20th Century’ and its reflection on art fairs as a mise en abyme, highlighting rising coverage and interpretive debates.
