Museums

This month’s picks are about community, support networks, and perseverance. Lonnie Holley gathers a group of friends and colleagues in By any means necessarywhile tabernacle at FOCA explores themes of …

The 63rd edition New York Antiquarian Book Fair took over the Park Avenue Armory this weekend. It’s an overwhelming event, even compared to the more prestigious art fairs that visit …

The struggling San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI) has filed for bankruptcy, as first reported by the San Francisco Chronicle. The school, whose campus is home to an iconic, site-specific Diego …

On the Coteau des Prairies, a glacier-carved plateau in eastern South Dakota, artist Erin Genia will hang a 20-foot banner from a tower that extends 80 feet off the ground. …

Donald Loggins was part of an army of people who fought against urban decay in the 1970s. He helped start the first city-sanctioned community garden, the Liz Christy Garden (originally …

Bill Rice, “Bar” (1987), oil on canvas, 15 1/2 x 17 3/4 inches (all images courtesy of Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects) New York has recently become the most expensive …

Sandro Botticelli’s Venus featured as a modern-day influencer in an Italian tourism campaign (courtesy Italian Ministry of Tourism) The government of Italy launched a new 9 million euro (nearly $10 …

MELBOURNE, Australia – “It’s a shame you can’t imagine beyond your silly little flag,” a soft voice sings against a cosmic backdrop. As the hypnotic background music picks up speed …

Rosza Daniel Lang/Levitsky presenting a participatory celebration of a Yiddish song, activating their banner installed in the exhibition Hardware/Legacy at the Jewish Museum of Maryland (all photos by Sid Keiser, …

The faculty and staff of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia (UArts) came together for joint action on Monday, April 24. The two groups negotiate their first collective agreements. …