Controversial Sidewalk Display in DC Spotlights Epstein Connections
A guerrilla art installation in Washington, DC, called the "Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame," highlights connections to Epstein with stars inscribed with notable names
Laura Phipps Appointed to Lead Gochman Family Collection
Laura Phipps has been appointed as the director of the Gochman Family Collection, known for its extensive contemporary Native American art. She aims to
Renowned Sculptor Thaddeus Mosley Passes Away at Age 99
Thaddeus Mosley, an acclaimed self-taught sculptor from Pittsburgh, passed away at 99. Celebrated for his unique 'sculptural improvisation' technique, Mosley's legacy extends through international
Rediscovering Lisette Model’s Hidden Jazz Legacy
Explore the story of Lisette Model, whose photographs of jazz legends were hidden due to FBI scrutiny. A new book brings her work back
Transforming Kingsbury: An Artistic Sanctuary in Texas
In Kingsbury, Texas, Habitable Spaces transforms a small town into a unique community prioritizing shared resources and art. Founded by artists Allison Ward and
Lebanese Gallery Owner Faces Challenges Amid Israeli Airstrikes
As Israeli airstrikes impact Lebanon, gallery owner Joumana Asseily temporarily closes Marfa' Projects in Beirut. Despite challenges, she remains dedicated to showcasing regional art.
Michael Rakowitz Amplifies Iraqi and Military Narratives in ‘Radio Silence’
Michael Rakowitz's 'Radio Silence' brings together Iraqi immigrants and US veterans to share narratives of Iraq's culture and conflict. Despite political challenges leading to
Ali Eyal’s Enduring Conflict
Ali Eyal reflects on his childhood in Baghdad during the 2003 invasion and how it influences his art. He discusses the ongoing impact of