Kate Mothes
Independent Contemporary Art Curator and Writer at freelancer.com
Contributor at Colossal
Remote Consultant for The Bubbler at madisonpubliclibrary.org
Founder and Editor at dovetailmag.com
Articles
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3 days ago |
thisiscolossal.com | Kate Mothes
In large-scale works in oil, Detroit-based artist Mario Moore taps into the legacy of European painting traditions to create bold portraits exploring the nature of veneration, self-determination, and the continuum of history. Moore’s work is currently on view in Beneath Our Feet at Library Street Collective alongside fellow Detroiter LaKela Brown. His new pieces nod to the Dutch and Flemish tradition of devotional painting, particularly religious garland paintings.
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3 days ago |
thisiscolossal.com | Kate Mothes
On a recent expedition in Gujarat, India, photographer Hardik Shelat captured a rare phenomenon along a river in sweltering heat. With temperatures topping 110 degrees Fahrenheit, he and his colleagues weren’t the only ones staying hydrated to try to keep cool. “It was a summer afternoon, and we were on a day trip to click these amazing creatures, the fruit bat,” Shelat recently told PetaPixel.
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4 days ago |
thisiscolossal.com | Kate Mothes
What do the largest Picasso painting in the world, punky Vivienne Westwood apparel, pins for securing a 17th-century ruff, and a complete Frank Lloyd Wright interior have in common? That’ll be the U.K.’s Victoria and Albert Museum, or the V&A, the world’s largest collection of design and applied and decorative arts.
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4 days ago |
islands.com | Kate Mothes
A lot of places could easily claim to be "paradise," from Arctic climes full of wildlife and pristine beauty to a breathtaking secret Greek island. But when it comes to a place actually namedParadise, let's just say that even with some big shoes to fill, this remarkable area within Washington's Mount Rainier National Park certainly lives up to its name.
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4 days ago |
flipboard.com | Kate Mothes
5 hours agoYour fan has a built-in trick that helps lower your electric bill during the hottest months. June temperatures are climbing fast, and if your air conditioner is already putting in serious work, your electric bill probably isn't far behind. But before you blast the thermostat any lower, there's one …
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