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ASMR Art: Clay hand-building

Take a pause, turn up the volume and immerse yourself in the tactile art of ceramics in our new "ASMR Art" series. Watch the...

Inside Ruth Asawa’s evolution, told by family

How did Ruth Asawa's artistic process develop over time? In this short clip, her daughter Aiko Cuneo recalls how she and her siblings charted...

Breaking the “dont touch” rule at the museum

What if the first way you experienced art wasn't with your eyes, but with your hands? Our touch tours are designed for people who...

The secret to winning at life? #artadvice

We're asking artists questions about their creative journey. Multimedia artist, Liliana Porter reflects on what art has taught her about life. For Porter, optimism...

Kids as Collaborators: Ruth Asawa’s Teaching Philosophy

Artist Ruth Asawa believed that art was part of everyday life. She used simple materials to make sculptures, drawings, prints, paintings, and public art....

How did Ruth Asawa make her innovative sculptures?

How did Ruth Asawa develop her groundbreaking looped wire sculptures? Through the "continuous form within a form," Ruth Asawa radically reinvented what a sculpture can...

How Artists Are Rewriting AI’s Future | Fei-Fei Li, Holly Herndon and Mat Dryhurst

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a technical breakthrough—it’s a civilizational moment, and artists are asking crucial questions about its implications. On the heels of...

Miniature figures brought to life

Meet multimedia artist Liliana Porter and her collection of toys, souvenirs and figurines. Her work often features tiny characters carrying tasks far greater than...

Up close with Ruth Asawa’s sculptures

For nearly six-decades Ruth Asawa blurred the boundaries of art and life. Her creations invite us to see the world with curiosity and wonder....