An exhibition at Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) studies the work of 90-year-old First Nations filmmaker, artist, musician and activist Alanis Obomsawin, presents new archival material that sheds light on the …
For nearly 150 years, a stained glass window depicting Jesus and three biblical women in black hung on St. Mark, an 1830 Greek Revival church in Warren, Rhode Island. It …
A judge has denied Harvard University’s request for plaintiff Tamara Lanier to change key sections of her latest lawsuit against the school. Lanier, a black woman from Connecticut who sued …
Welcome to Wet Paint in the Wild, the free, free spin-off of Artnet News Pro’s beloved Wet Paint gossip column, where we give artworld insiders a disposable camera to chronicle …
Australian First Nations artist Richard Bell is the subject of a new documentary, You can leave nowwhich will be screened in Chicago Gene Siskel Cinema Center (April 15 at 7 …
Elizabeth Talford Scott, ‘Infected Eye’ (1979–80), fabric, thread, 21 x 17.25 inches (all images courtesy of Goya Contemporary) BALTIMORE— Both sides now, the resounding title of Elizabeth Talford Scott’s exhibition …
Rigo 23, ‘Albert Woodfox – Born Dead Struggling to Live (Mug Shot)’ (2023), ink on paper (photo Graham Holoch; all images courtesy of Anglim/Trimble) SAN FRANCISCO – Rigo 23 is …
Racism, sexism, homophobia and broken promises. A lack of “fairness and fundamental justice”, and a burnout and depression of the staff under the rule of “terror” of the director Michel …
A man who worked at Plains Indian Museum on the Blackfeet Reservation in Browning, Montana, was convicted on April 6 of stealing a variety of native artifacts from the museum’s …
When you imagine “folk art”, what kind of paintings come to mind? Bright and vibrant colors? A flattened, comic book-style perspective? Magical and mythical creatures stretched to otherworldly proportions? These …
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