british artist Dominique Harris (b. 1976) has a practice centered on the intersections found between art, culture and technology. Using state-of-the-art digital tools, Harris’ work offers new ways of looking …
New York’s artistic landscape just grew in one place. Powerful Artsa nonprofit that provides production facilities for local artists, opened Friday in a 170,000 square foot industrial structure that overlooks …
When artist Adam Pendleton first heard in 2016 that musician Nina Simone’s childhood home in Tryon, North Carolina, where she learned to play the piano, was coming on the market …
A Washington artist who posed as a member of the Nez Perce tribe was sentenced to 18 months of federal probation under the Indian Arts and Crafts Act (AIAC), which …
Workers at the Hispanic Society of America in Manhattan signed their first union contract Friday, May 19, ending a long two-month streak to hit. Museum professionals (about 20 people) unionized …
Less than a block from Madison Square Park—a beloved oasis of green space, dog runs, Shake Shack, and a stone’s throw from the tony stores that line Madison Avenue—is the …
For Brooklyn-based artist Jacquelyn Strycker, the past few years have been marked by personal and practice-based metamorphoses. While adapting to parenthood, the pandemic, and changes in workspace availability, his approach …
Eugénie Tsai, who since 2007 has been senior curator of contemporary art at the Brooklyn Museum, announced on May 18 via instagram she leaves the institution. Tsai, who oversaw a …
LOS ANGELES — Jose “Prime” Reza was 11 or 12 when he first met Carmelo Alvarez. The young graffiti artist was working on a piece in an alley late one …
After eight long weeks, workers in New York Hispanic Society Museum and Library have finished their strike and voted to approve their first collective agreement. The tough labor battle has …
@2022 – All Right Reserved. Designed and Developed by artworlddaily
