Art and Advocacy: How Stripper Life Drawing Connects Creativity and Sex Work
Explore how the East London Stripper Collective blends art and sex work through life drawing classes, challenging societal norms and advocating for sex worker
Artists Call for Israel’s Exclusion from Venice Biennale
Nearly 200 artists and curators participating in the Venice Biennale are calling for Israel's exclusion due to its treatment of Palestinians. Organized by the
Jitish Kallat Takes Helm as President of Kochi-Muziris Biennale
Jitish Kallat, a Mumbai-based artist and curator, has been appointed as the new president of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale. Kallat previously curated the event's second
J. Hoberman Explores Midcentury Filmmakers as Early Pop Art Figures
J. Hoberman's essay revisits the midcentury films of Orson Welles, Douglas Sirk, and Alfred Hitchcock, exploring their roles as proto-Pop artists. The analysis highlights
ChatGPT Classifies HVAC Grant as DEI, Leading to NEH Withdrawal
DOGE staff used ChatGPT to assess an HVAC grant proposal, resulting in its classification as DEI-related. Consequently, the NEH withdrew the grant, highlighting AI's
Trevor Paglen Awarded Prestigious LG Guggenheim Prize
Trevor Paglen, celebrated for his examination of tech and power systems, has received the fourth LG Guggenheim Award. This accolade highlights his significant contributions
James Taylor-Foster Takes Helm as Executive Director at Hong Kong’s Para Site
James Taylor-Foster, an accomplished curator, has been appointed as executive director of Para Site in Hong Kong. Previously with ArkDes in Stockholm, he will
Sudan National Museum Loses Majority of Artifacts to Looting Amidst Civil War
The Sudan National Museum has lost 60% of its collection to looting over two years of civil war. Efforts to recover these artifacts face