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Nine individuals, including Louvre employees, are under investigation for a €10 million ticketing fraud. Authorities continue to probe the scheme's impact on the renowned museum.

Artist Alicia Eggert's public art project 'OURs' highlights the urgency of abortion rights as the Supreme Court considers the Mississippi abortion ban. The neon installation, in collaboration with Planned Parenthood, seeks to engage the public in states where reproductive freedoms are at

As Mayor Mamdani considers a new cultural affairs commissioner, New York's cultural sector seeks a leader who values community engagement and collaborative governance. The city faces an affordability crisis and systemic disinvestment, making collective leadership essential for a vibrant future.

Artists are joining forces to advocate for Indigenous rights and environmental conservation by creating open-access art. This movement, fueled by coalitions like Stop Line 3, highlights the impacts of pipelines on Native lands and ecosystems, as well as the broader implications for

Artforum has appointed Rachel Wetzler and Daniel Wenger as co-editors, marking a key editorial restructuring. This strategic move aims to bring fresh perspectives and dynamic leadership to the renowned art publication.

Exploring the dynamic art scene of New York City, where exhibitions tackle themes from the Amazon River to national revolutions. The art world also confronts internal challenges, with figures like David A. Ross and Leon Black under scrutiny. Yet, hope persists in

The Pride flag was removed from Stonewall National Monument after a Trump administration directive, sparking concerns about ongoing attacks on LGBTQ+ rights. Activists and local officials vow to challenge the decision and restore the flag.

Minneapolis designer Erik Brandt discusses the influential role of his ICE OUT MSP protest signs. He emphasizes the power of typography in activism and the need for accessible design to reach wider audiences.

Explore the latest art books that combine stunning visuals with deep conceptual themes. Discover works by artists like Kaylene Whiskey and Pyaari Azaadi, and delve into publications that highlight racial justice and personal advocacy.

Liminalism, a defining aesthetic of our time, captures the eerie emptiness of spaces devoid of human presence. Emerging from digital platforms, it reflects contemporary anxieties of placelessness and alienation, resonating deeply in our post-pandemic world.