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LSU offers MFA students top stipends in the Southern US, providing $23,000 annually with full tuition waiver and insurance. Apply by February 1 to join this prestigious program in Baton Rouge.

Exploring various cultural narratives, from Joan Mitchell's paintings to a film on a tragic event in Gaza, this article examines the intersections of art, film, and societal issues. It also covers Iceland's literary tradition and a potential transformation in the fashion industry.

LACMA employees have voted overwhelmingly to unionize with AFSCME District Council 36, demanding fairer compensation and benefits. The museum joins other LA institutions in securing workers' rights.

Artists and supporters convened at NYC's Federal Hall on December 15 to advocate for the First Amendment. The rally addressed rising fears over censorship and highlighted the importance of preserving freedom of expression in the arts.

M+ in Hong Kong has named Heidi Lau and Wong Ping as recipients of the 2025 Sigg Prize, recognizing their contributions to contemporary art in Greater China. The artists will receive a monetary award and present their work at M+.

Hyperallergic explores the impact of President Trump's policies on US arts and cultural institutions in 2025. From grant cuts to challenges against freedom of expression, the year was marked by political tensions and legal battles.

Explore over 200 courses and numerous residency programs at the School of Visual Arts' Division of Continuing Education. Whether advancing your career or developing new skills, SVA offers the guidance needed to grow creatively.

The Barbican Centre in London will undergo a substantial renovation beginning June 2028, closing for a year. The project, costing £240 million, aims to modernize the venue's facilities.

MALBA has significantly expanded its collection with the acquisition of the Daros Latinamerica Collection, doubling its Latin American art holdings. This move underscores founder Eduardo F. Costantini's commitment to promoting the region's art and culture.

As 2025 ends, memes have served as a critical lens for societal events. From JD Vance's controversial moments to Katy Perry's space trip, explore the year's defining meme culture.