Hello Honeys! Tune into this week's edition of The Bees-ness: our 12(ish) minute run-down of arts news and events from around the world considered notable by your host. This edition we will be looking back at May 19--25 2024, with some of the top stories including the reappearance of a drowned city, the search announcement for missing Warhols, and exciting results from an Aboriginal pottery study. Enjoy the buzz!

Source Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HdbOD9k9TJAFC0xxZ2rYk1LrvccHgxN2swUegNP5LMw/edit?usp=drive_link

We have reached Chapter 3 of ATPPO already! In this new episode, we're focused on arts of the outdoors: artworks that are made up of natural materials, ones solely focused on land and/or sky, what these outdoor works mean, why they were a thing... you know the drill by now, I hope.

Some of our featured artists literally move land and manipulate sky to achieve the goals of their artworks, driven by fascinations with natural phenomena or earthly materials themselves. Others are fascinated by how land can be used to represent societal scars. All, however, explore how we, as humans, interact with the land in the name of art.

Hello Honeys! Tune into this week's edition of The Bees-ness: our 12(ish) minute run-down of arts news and events from around the world considered notable by your host. This edition we will be looking back at May 12--18 2024, with some of the top stories including the frenzy of Charles' new royal portrait, an unexpected reunion, and impressive auction feats from last week. Enjoy the buzz!

Source Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/15fs7AWUsWauGHaHMdFq7NnnAvGNw3QWhkrnr1_YfIxA/edit?usp=sharing

How's it hanging, Honeys?

Tune into this week's edition of The Bees-ness: our 13(ish) minute run-down of arts news and events from around the world considered notable by your host. This edition we will be looking back at May 5--May 11th 2024, with some of the top stories including the rediscovery of a lost Caravaggio, how LA museums are heating up, and how the Mona is fighting back against its gender discrimination suit loss. Enjoy the buzz!

Source Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jJxKrCNCW2GXr1UrVx8y61hiSPxAIo_aQvgBzsOACuU/edit?usp=sharing

Hello Honeys! Tune into this week's edition of The Bees-ness: our 12(ish) minute run-down of arts news and events from around the world considered notable by your host. This edition we will be looking back at April 28--May 4th 2024, with some of the top stories including a new show of Paul McCartney's photography in Brooklyn, some surprisingly artsy new Airbnb listings, and a few follow-ups on Beesness stories past. Enjoy the buzz!

Source Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1vq7p6QUkwS5lheFa4ibuvvhUqlytCp1cyuFIrXzJ7fg/edit?usp=sharing

In the second part of ATPPO, we will explore artworks that are made up of color! Whether they are strictly one shade of one hue or not, the modernists' shared experiments with the power of nonfigurative, colorful artwork was among the defining focuses of 20th century art. Though these pieces can seem off-putting or seemingly simple, the philosophies behind some of the most iconic single- or few-colored works of the era were very personal and detailed. Dive in with me as we cover both East and West takes on color-centric artworks in our brand new chapter of Art That Pisses People Off: Colorworks : Bland or Brilliant?

Source Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13UM4smp7uI1jXcyaea0A5c-A1nhryDKS963XnbQrSCo/edit?usp=sharing

Hello Honeys! Tune into this week's edition of The Bees-ness: our 12(ish) minute run-down of arts news and events from around the world considered notable by your host. This edition we will be looking back at April 21--27 2024, with some of the top stories including important changes to Oscar animation rules, a Klimt auction full of surprises, and juicy tidbits from the French arts scene. Enjoy the buzz!

Source Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lqZzw9U1-Y35we4A82o9KXdQsWy3W1Nk_7DkwplI5mQ/edit?usp=sharing

Hatshepsut has quickly become one of the most well-known Pharaohs of Egypt, as well as being amongst the most powerful. In our opinion, she has arguably earned the title of The Great Commissioner. This Thursday, we dive into the architecture she sponsored, the statues she commissioned, and more... and the later destruction of almost all of it by subsequent Pharaohs. Hope you all enjoy catch-up episode from #womenshistorymonth!

Source Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lhClXrm5d8vO8BRDHAENz9umUpboEV-gxfLeanXQnkg/edit?usp=sharing