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Juan's works taste like coffee, like coconut and like the sweet drop of juice that comes out of the jungle geranium stem...

How does AI transform visual arts - and more importantly - should it?

Even though Brooklyn and Manhattan are only one bridge away, the two host two different art scenes.  Curious about the differences and similarities?  This episode of Chats with Curina covers it all.

The sound, wardrobe, and sentiment that have defined the movement from its roots is back in force. It’s high time we take a look back at the visual arts that went along with it.

On collaborating with the sun for cyanotypes, moss in the Brooklyn Army Terminal, and Ecofeminism.

Zino is a hacker, designer, and musician who represents the infinite loop of today's art and technology inspiring each other.

A Curina Virtual Exhibition: Science / Fiction [Click title to...

Things in New York City are slowly opening back up and the gallery scene is hopping on this as well. Many galleries are exhibiting new shows and allowing visitors with appointments and small numbers.

The apocalypse is probably less a nuclear wasteland than a sky-high pile of plastic, debris, defunct gadgets, and gaudy architecture.

PinkOutLoud Collection presents: Friday Jones, Mastectomy Tattoo Artist Friday Jones...