Tag: galleries

I started at Marc Calzada, just a block from my house. For a start the door was locked, which is an immediate barrier (art is for everyone?) but apparently I passed the sartorial test and he let me in. There were some eye catching bits and bobs around, but the raison d’etre seemed to be &ldquo...

Planning to visit Edinburgh, but on a tight budget? Not a problem! Edinburgh has a host of awesome free museums and galleries for you to enjoy and wander around. So, whether you are looking for a few free places to pop on your itinerary, a family searching for some low-cost activities or e...

The past few years have shown us that regardless of how diverse we like to think the current art world is, it’s really not hard to see if we look at the numbers that it’s still very much dominated by white cis men (surprise, surprise). And although the Los Angeles art world may seemingly...

Traverse the streets of New York or Paris and you’ll notice galleries appear about as often as dogs — at least a few every blocks—Tokyo, however, hides its art just around the corner. To help future travelers, I put together a list of galleries, museums, and few art-related shops. ...

Tokyo is the capital of Japan and one of the largest cities in the world. As a result, there are many attractive spots for those interested in culture and the arts. In particular, the number of museums and art galleries is among the largest in the world. There are more than 200 museums and art mu...

Sometimes when I walk through the CMA’s galleries, I see someone with a sketchbook drawing a sculpture. What is lost — and what is gained — as they translate its three dimensions into two, moving the work from pedestal to paper? I’ve also spent a lot of time drawing in m...

If you’re a recent graduate in the arts, whether that be a fine arts, museum studies, or art history degree, and you’re looking for jobs outside of academia, you’re probably looking up all sorts of galleries and museums to work in. Depending on your area, there are different kinds ...

Traverse the streets of New York or Paris and you’ll notice galleries appear about as often as dogs — at least a few every blocks—Tokyo, however, hides its art just around the corner. To help future travelers, I put together a list of galleries, museums, and few art-related shops. ...