Two collectors in San Diego, Calif., voluntarily turned over 65 archaeological artifacts to the Mexican government earlier this month. Norm Werthman and Pete Mechalas rendered the objects in a ceremony …
In Schmatta at the Rachel Uffner Gallery, Talia Levitt puts a magnifying glass on both the courage and the shared experiences that define New York. Through layered, sometimes kaleidoscopic paintings, …
In the aftermath of World War II – and the cataclysmic effects of the atomic bomb – pop culture was awash with exaggerated stories of violence and anomie, as seen …
Results of an anonymous survey highlight disturbing figures on the wages and working conditions of British artists in the public sector. THE Structurally fucked grassroots advocacy group report Industry dives …
At a time when the prime art auction market seems to be sober up Somewhat after years of beating estimates, an NFT sale at Sotheby’s New York showed that the …
The workers at the Hispanic Society Museum and Library voted on Friday (May 19) to ratify their first contract, ending one of New York’s longest museum strikes in years. Workers …
DENVER— Breakthroughs: A Celebration of RedLine at 15 is a juried group exhibition of 18 former artists from the RedLine Contemporary Arts Center at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) …
The Brazilian pavilion was announced as the recipient of the prestigious Golden Lion of the eighteenth Venice Architecture Biennale for the best national participation. The award-winning exhibitionEarth” (Earth), was curated …
Editor’s note: The following story contains mentions of sexual assault. To reach the National Sexual Assault Hotlinecall 1-800-656-HOPE (4673) or visit online.rainn.org. Emma Mannion, Nikki Yavino, Dyanie Bermeo. All victims …
What were the ancient Egyptians like? A new exhibition at National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, the Netherlands, caused controversy by including a contemporary piece of artwork that appears to …
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