I still remember in my art history class when my professor showed us J.M.W. Turner’s “The Slave Ship.” The painting is a brilliant array of colors and teeters on the edge of abstract, but the...

Recently, the internet has highlighted a fascinating divide between outsider and mainstream art, in part due to Sean Baker’s recent Academy Award dominating indie-hit “Anora,” along with other...

In 1915, Dr. Carter G. Woodson and Jesse E. Moorland founded the Association for the Study of African American Life and History, which gave way to the modern recognition of Black History Month. Their mission was to promote the study of Black history and celebrate the accomplishments of Black people in their respective fields.

Daniel Giordano’s “Hermetic Perversions: A Charming Night With Vicki Vermicelli” is currently on display in Hofstra’s Rosenberg Gallery. Giordano is an internationally-known sculptor who resides and works in Newburgh, New York. He earned his MFA from the University of Delaware and is known for his interesting, different and almost perverse work.

Kiarra Williams recently showcased her collection of sculptures titled “But what does it mean” in the FORM gallery. The soon-to-be graduate aspires to be an art therapist, seeking to help people work out their problems through art.

The presentation challenged students to use old objects, change their perspective of them and transform them into new art.