Internal Texts Reveal UNT’s Decision to Cancel Anti-ICE Exhibition
Newly revealed internal communications show how University of North Texas leaders decided to cancel an anti-ICE exhibition. Texts between the university's president and provost
Artists Share Insights on Their Creative Spaces and Practices
Explore the creative worlds of artists in this 328th installment of A View From the Easel. Discover their unique workspaces, from gardens to basement
Brooklyn Project Space Challenges Traditional Gallery Dynamics
Subtitled NYC in Brooklyn defies gallery conventions with its focus on process and collaboration. Exhibiting artists Pap Souleye Fall and Char Jeré explore technology's
Supreme Court Rejects AI Art Copyright Case, Affirms Human Creation Requirement
The US Supreme Court's refusal to hear an AI copyright appeal affirms that only human-created works can be copyrighted. This decision has reignited debates
Ukrainian Actor Detained Following Protest at Venice Biennale
Ukrainian actor Aleksey Yudnikov was detained after a protest performance at the Venice Biennale, highlighting opposition to Russia's actions. The incident follows other protests
Art Basel’s Flawed Representation of Qatar’s Cultural Landscape
Art Basel Qatar's portrayal of the country as a vibrant cultural hub contrasts with the restrictive reality faced by its citizens, particularly the LGBTQ+
Anonymous Artist Depicts Trump and Epstein as Titanic Duo in Sculpture Near Capitol
An anonymous artist has installed a sculpture near the Capitol depicting Trump and Epstein as Titanic's Jack and Rose. Titled “King of the World,”
17th-Century Palace in Isfahan Damaged by US and Israeli Military Actions
US and Israeli forces have targeted Isfahan, Iran, damaging historic palaces like the 17th-century Chehel Sotoun. The attacks have sparked criticism due to their