The "fileteado porteño" is a design style characterized by extravagant flourishes, nature motifs, and Argentine national symbols. It adorns the city of Buenos Aires, from decorated buses to business signs and graffiti. The style was once on the cusp of disappearing, but mentorship and expansion strategies brought it back.

The role of greed has been instrumental in the consumption and creation of art for years, from Dutch still lives to modern bidding wars. We must face the consequences of making art a luxury.

A dive into various types of collectibles, their popularity, and their impact on social life, and culture.

Exploring a still life artist’s connection between virality, classic artistry, and love for his craft.

Exploring the material histories of conflict minerals, ancient pigments, and archaeological objects, this article reflects on how artists—from RISD students to Rei Naito, a contemporary Japanese artist—act on their archival impulse, engaging with the past to shape contemporary expression.

How do we make art more accessible to visually impaired individuals?