Projectors are a great way to enjoy all your favorite movies, TV shows, and games at home. But if you don’t have enough room to provide the projector to do its job, then you won’t be able to make much use of it. However, with the best short throw projectors, you can build a complete home theater even in small spaces. Short throw projectors have the capacity to project large images from close distances, making it ideal for small spaces like dorm rooms and studio apartments. You can even get your hands on ultra-short throw projectors that can project images…
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For Black History Month, Artsy is spotlighting Black artists in our feature Black-Owned Galleries Now. As part of this initiative, ARTNOIR co-founder Larry Ossei-Mensah has selected four standout works.“It’s a multitude of incredible artists, it was hard to narrow it down! They’re being highlighted by some incredible galleries,” the curator said. “I’ve been following Kwamé for a minute, and it’s been really interesting to watch their work evolve and grow. With this piece you see a very intimate depiction between two siblings. I love that, for me, it feels like a memory, this dreamscape that the artist has created and…
For a generation of movie lovers, Siskel & Ebert’s annual special “If We Picked the Winners” was a major event. It wasn’t just predictions of who would win the Oscars that year, but critical analysis of who should win and even who should have been nominated. In their best formal wear, Roger and Gene would give viewers a full picture of the awards season in one episode of television. To honor that event, we asked the editors of RogerEbert.com to pick their choices for who will win, who should win, and who should have been nominated for one of the…
Is it still cool to love Quentin Tarantino? It’s hard to tell. It could just be the controversies around both “The Hateful Eight” and “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood,” or the fact that it’s been six years since he made a movie. And given he does not appear to have anything near done enough to come out this year, we’re currently in the longest stretch between QT flicks in his notable career. It’s hard to believe, but Tarantino might be in need of a comeback by the time his reportedly final film releases. However, physical media collectors are already…
I was so excited to meet June of Blue Blue Driver, someone who excels at what she does and loves to teach others the craft as well. Her pieces are so incredible to the point where you almost don’t believe they’re all done by hand. The art of engraving a piece of fine jewelry is a skill that takes precision and practice, and I have always found it difficult to find people who even know how to do it! I also often only see hand-engraved words, but June’s skillset surpasses “just words.” She can do gorgeous scrollwork, patterns, textures, critters,…
Here you’ll find the Final Jeopardy clue for Monday, February 24, 2025. The second edition of the Jeopardy Invitational Tournament is in full swing, and we’ve got many more quarterfinal matches to get through this week. While Roger won on Friday with a runaway lead, we’ll see if any contestant tonight will be able to do the same. The favored player today is writer Amy Schneider from California, who earned more than $1.3 million in regular Jeopardy, but she will be up against two very strong players, attorney Luigi de Guzman from Virginia and law student Avi Gupta from Oregon.…
60 Minutes recently aired a profile of gallery owner Larry Gagosian and how the 80-year-old art dealer navigates the “brutal business” while overseeing 18 locations around the world. The seven-minute segment aired on CBS on February 23. Early on, the newsmagazine features Gagosian placing the record-setting winning bid for Andy Warhol’s Shot Sage Blue Marilyn (1964) for $194 million at Christie’s New York. “That must have been a crazy moment,” said CBS correspondent Anthony Mason. Related Articles “When you’re bidding at that level, it’s just your adrenaline, you know,” Gagosian replied. “It’s very exciting.” The profile notes Gagosian’s Armenian ancestry,…
An Egon Schiele watercolor is set to be sold next month at Christie’s after a settlement was reached between its cosigner and the heirs of its original owner, a Viennese cabaret performer and writer who was killed in a Nazi concentration camp. The work, Boy in a Sailor Suit (1914), will appear in London on March 5 with a low estimate of $1.3 million as part of Christie’s 20th and 21st centuries auctions. It is one of roughly 80 artworks by Schiele once belonging to Fritz Grünbaum, an Austrian Expressionist artist who was arrested by the Gestapo in 1938 for…
Vintage ruby-red glassware has a timeless appeal. Available in countless shapes and sizes, these beautiful pieces can delight nearly every collector, whether they’re seeking functional glassware or decorative treasures. But have you ever wondered how the glass achieves its distinctive red hue? It comes down to three primary methods.True Ruby Glass Cambridge Tally Ruby Cocktail shaker with gold lace decoration. It sold on eBay in 2026 for $676.00.WorthPoint The ruby color is integral in true ruby glass. The color was originally created by adding gold chloride or other metallic oxides directly to the molten glass as it was being manufactured.…
Italian artist Michelangelo Pistoletto has been nominated for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize. The 91-year-old artist, a pivotal figure in Arte Povera, was nominated for his belief in art as an essential tool for peace. The artist positions art as a catalyst for significant social and environmental consciousness. First awarded in 1901, the Nobel Peace Prize will celebrate its laureates in a ceremony on December 10th, commemorating Swiss inventor Alfred Nobel’s death.“I do not see my nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize as a personal recognition for what I have done so far, but as a commitment to future work,”…
