Top Graduate Arts Programs to Consider by Early 2026
Explore top graduate arts programs to apply for by early 2026, including options in New York City, Vancouver, and more. Discover unique opportunities and
Creating an Impactful No Kings Protest Sign
Experts share advice on crafting impactful protest signs. Key tips include using bold colors, clear messaging, and experimenting with materials for durability.
Ghanaian Artist Ibrahim Mahama Considers Legal Action After Alleged Police Assault
Ghanaian artist Ibrahim Mahama plans legal action following an alleged assault by police officers in Tamale. The incident has sparked calls for a thorough
Anki King’s Artistic Exploration of Nordic Influence
Anki King's exhibition at the Lace Mill in Kingston highlights her Scandinavian roots through a moody palette and evocative imagery. The display, running until
The Paradox of Socially Engaged Art Amid Cultural Regulation
In an era where political systems tighten control over public life, socially engaged art faces challenges. This article explores how art, once a tool
Ibrahim Mahama’s Life Disrupted by Police Confrontation
Artist Ibrahim Mahama has experienced a distressing incident with the Black Maria police unit in Tamale, Ghana, leading to significant disruptions in his life.
French National Treasure Designation for Hans Baldung Grien’s Drawing
A silverpoint drawing by Hans Baldung Grien has been declared a national treasure in France, preventing its auction sale. This ensures the artwork remains
Wagner Foundation Awards Fellowships to Jackson, Kim, and Wu
The Wagner Foundation has revealed the winners of its 2026 Arts Fellowships: Tomashi Jackson, Lucy Kim, and Yu-Wen Wu, each receiving $75,000 to support