Art Museum: Last News

Flowing creativity. Brad Pitt handles his relationships through art. The Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood star unveiled a new art exhibit with Australian musician Nick Cave and artist Thomas Houseago in Finland and talked about how his failed relationships influenced his art.

The Stallone family stunned at the Ralph Lauren Runway show in Los Angeles on Thursday. Sylvester Stallone, 76, and Jennifer Flavin, 54 – who have been married for 25 years – were accompanied by two of their daughters, Sophia and Sistine Stallone, as they all wore corresponding neutral tones to the show held at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California. The family outing comes after Stallone and Flavin called off their divorce in September.  Jennifer Flavin, Sistine Stallone, Sylvester Stallone and Sophia Stallone attend the Ralph Lauren SS23 Runway Show on Thursday.

Kleefeld Art Museum at Cal State Long Beach, which has undergone an ambitious renovation and expansion, will open next month with exhibits by two important and influential abstract artists: Linda Besemer, who identifies as queer, and Mark Bradford, who identifies as gay.

Multiple Maniacs to Edie the Egg Lady in Pink Flamingos and the villainous Queen Carlotta in Desperate Living.In 1975, photographer Elinor Cahn captured Massey, who died in 1984, posing in front of her Fells Point thrift store, Edith’s Shopping Bag. The image is now part of the permanent collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, and is currently on display as part of a photographic time capsule from nearly a half-century ago, one capturing the neighborhoods of East Baltimore.

told NPR. With more 40,000 signatures collected, Armstrong’s online call-to-action demands Monroe’s backside get the boot out of Coachella Valley. The cheeky sculpture — aptly named “Forever Marilyn”— is a stainless steel shrine inspired by Monroe’s iconic dress-billowing subway grate scene in 1955 blockbuster “The Seven Year Itch.” The statuesque stunner stood as one of the desert’s hottest tourist attractions during its initial run as a Palm Springs landmark from 2012 to 2014. But now, as “Forever Marilyn” makes its permanent return to the center of the city seven years later, members of the community are arguing that it’s sending an ass-backwards message to children who visit the Palm Springs Art Museum. (The monument is slated to stand