While reproductive rights have been a prominent theme in contemporary art for many years, instances where the event of childbirth does not or cannot take place – such as infertility, …
The energy was palpable in the Windy City as it prepared for the latest edition of Expo Chicago, the city’s flagship art fair for a decade. Booming post-pandemic, the city …
Preparations for an exhibition on Sandro Botticelli at the Legion of Honor Museum in San Francisco resulted in the reattribution of three drawings to the Renaissance master. The findings are …
Students from the art programs at Rhode Island School of Design and Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, took to the streets this week to support striking staff at …
Visionary Art Collective (VAC) is thrilled to announce its first in-person exhibition in New York, The lens through which we see, featuring six contemporary landscape artists: Bri Custer, Colleen Gleason …
Forget needles in a haystack, try to find a meteorite in a field. That’s the call from the Maine Mineral and Gem Museum in the small town of Bethel, which …
The prolific patron and art collector Beth Rudin DeWoody is indelibly affiliated with Florida, where she spends much of her time and where, in 2017, she founded the Artspace Bunker …
“Sphinx” by Damien Hirst (2017) Treasures from the Wreck of the Incredible (photo by Jon Mountjoy via Flickr) Crime among the rich or revolutionary act of climate awareness activism? On …
The Santa Fe Center for Contemporary Art (CCA) announced on April 6 its permanent closure to the public. The institution in a press release highlighted the Covid-19 crisis, changes in …
Despite Haruki Murakami’s worldwide popularity, it’s only recently that film adaptations of his work have taken on real prominence, with acclaimed films like Burning (2018) and the Oscar drive my …
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