SAIC Announces Graduate Admissions Events Nationwide and Online
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s graduate admissions team is hosting virtual, on-campus, and city-based events to help prospective students prepare strong
Sliman Mansour Remembered
Sliman Mansour, the acclaimed Palestinian painter whose work chronicled more than six decades of struggle and liberation, died yesterday at 79. His art is
Barbara Hammer Seen Through Her Own Lens
Barbara Forever (2026) takes an unconventional approach by beginning in the 1970s, when Barbara Hammer came out as a lesbian and began making films,
Smithsonian Latino Museum May Find a Home in Arts & Industries Building as Trump Pressure Mounts
The Smithsonian board is expected to vote on August 31 on whether to house the National Museum of the American Latino in the recently
At Santa Fe Indian Market, a “By Us, for Us” Ethos Takes Center Stage
At the Santa Fe Indian Market, Mary Jacobs and her daughters Kathryn Hopkins and Samantha Jacobs showcased beadwork that reflects both family tradition and
Unraveled at the New Museum
The New Museum’s renovation and New Humans exhibition provide the backdrop for a wry meditation on hair, art, and getting lost on the Bowery.
Sliman Mansour, Palestinian Artist Who Evoked Hope and Human Dignity, Dies at 79
Sliman Mansour, the renowned Palestinian painter who chronicled more than six decades of struggle for liberation, has died in Jerusalem at age 79. His
Chinese Artist Gao Zhen Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison Over Mao Sculptures
Chinese dissident artist Gao Zhen has been sentenced to three years in prison in Hebei Province over sculptures of Mao Zedong. Prosecutors cited satirical