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The art world is moving into another busy stretch of the season, with museums, galleries, fairs, and auction… The post The Latest in the Art World: Discoveries, Exhibitions, and Auction Highlights appeared first on Arts To Hearts Project .

Neuroscientist-turned science illustrator Radhika Patnala transforms cell biology into vivid landscapes, highlighting parallels between the human body and nature.
Thought to be by an anonymous painter, it has sat in the museum's storeroom since 1989.
10 submissions from Art & Woman Edition 4 that caught our eye, celebrating the unique stories, perspectives, and creative voices coming through in this year’s edition. The post Art & Woman – Edition 4 | Ongoing Submissions That Caught Our Eye appeared first on Arts To Hearts Project .

Will Corvara has spent years learning to look differently. From growing up among old prints in his father's shop to working in commercial photography, film sets, and art direction, every part of his journey taught him something about images. Today, his fine-art photography is quieter and more personal, using light, shadow, and atmosphere to explore the things he keeps returning to: memory, absenc…
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by debilitating motor impairment, cognitive decline, and a substantial reduction in patient quality of life. While pharmacological treatments and standard physiotherapy provide essential symptomatic relief, they often offer only transient benefits. Consequently, there is growing interest in non-pharmacological inte…
A recently discovered website is using images of paintings by Jordan Casteel to represent the work of a seemingly fictitious artist named Rebecca Tremblay. The site has also purportedly been contacting people about exhibitions and other opportunities. Casteel says she does not know who is behind the site. On August 17, she posted a message to her verified Instagram account […]
The booming market for South Asian art has been flooded with forgeries. With auction sales for South Asian art exceeding $100 million in 2025 alone, both major names and middle-market artists are finding their work targeted by forgers. “We are seeing an awful lot more dodgy stuff on the market,” Charles Moore, of London’s Grosvenor […]

Coming to Terms with America: Framing American Democracy: Contemporary Artists Reflect, Wadsworth Atheneum Document Type Article Publication Date 8-15-2026 Publication Title The Battleground Recommended Citation Sabina Knight, "Coming to Terms with America." The Battleground, 15 August 2026, https://thebattleground.eu/2026/08/15/coming-to-terms-with-america/
The artist has captured video of his four-legged audience sniffing out his sculptures at night.

More than 100 artists. More than 100 interpretations of dogs. But behind every artwork is something much more personal: a memory, a relationship, a loss, a joy, or a love that an artist wanted to preserve. The post The Many Lives of Dogs in Contemporary Art appeared first on Arts To Hearts Project .
What if the artists we call “forgotten” were never actually forgotten, just misnamed, overshadowed, or left out of… The post Women Artists Who Were Written Out: 7 Stories Art History Almost Forgot appeared first on Arts To Hearts Project .

John Turturro (from left), Diane Paulus, Tatiana Maslany, and Paul Giamatti. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Holding onto your humanity, against the h... #artsculture, #humanities, #visualarts, #supereducational

America the beautiful Illustration by Liz Zonarich/Harvard Staff Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer August 12, 2026 7 min read Celebrating nation’s... #artsculture, #history, #visualarts, #america250, #supereducational
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam recently received an exceptionally well-preserved 17th-century drawing book as a donation from the prominent Van Eeghen family in the Netherlands, the museum announced. The book, which has been in the safekeeping of the Van Eeghen family for more than three centuries, contains approximately thirty drawings, many of which depict biblical scenes. […]
An open-theme art call gives you the freedom to submit work that reflects your own practice, perspective, and creative voice. Here’s how to choose the right work for Art and Woman: Edition 4 without trying to fit yourself into a box. The post Open Call For Art | Art and Woman-Edition 4 Has an Open Theme appeared first on Arts To Hearts Project .

The Great Plains Art Museum will host artist Elizabeth Burden as the 2026 Elizabeth Rubendall Artist in Residence Sept. 1-12. During her residency, Burden will create an artwork that will become pa

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