Ali Eyal’s Artistic Testimony of War and Memory
Ali Eyal's art reflects his childhood memories of the Iraq war, blending truth and fiction to evoke empathy. Despite leaving Baghdad, he continues to
Amoako Boafo Transports His Creative Space to Los Angeles
Amoako Boafo's latest exhibition in Los Angeles, I Bring Home With Me, offers a glimpse into his Ghanaian roots. Featuring 22 portraits, the show
Renowned Sculptor Thaddeus Mosley Passes Away at 99
Thaddeus Mosley, a self-taught sculptor known for his abstract creations from reclaimed wood, died at 99. He gained significant recognition late in life, with
Cambridge Researchers Reveal Ancient Egyptian Correction Technique
Cambridge researchers have discovered that Ancient Egyptian scribes used a calcite-based white pigment to correct mistakes on papyri. This finding highlights the advanced techniques
Theo Belci’s Top and Bottom Picks from the 2026 Whitney Biennial
Theo Belci analyzes the 2026 Whitney Biennial, spotlighting artists like Young Joon Kwak and Cooper Jacoby. While some works are lauded, others receive mixed
Highlights from Rachel Wetzler’s Tour of the 2026 Whitney Biennial
Rachel Wetzler takes us on a tour of the 2026 Whitney Biennial, highlighting works by Emilie Louise Gossiaux, Michelle Lopez, and others. Her insights
Noteworthy Artists of Whitney Biennial 2026 Unveiled by Alex Jovanovich
Alex Jovanovich highlights notable artists at the 2026 Whitney Biennial, including Cooper Jacoby, Carmen de Monteflores, and Akira Ikezoe, at the Whitney Museum in
Lawsuits Claim ChatGPT Used by DOGE Staff to Cancel NEH Grants
Lawsuits allege that DOGE staff used ChatGPT to cancel NEH grants related to DEI initiatives, claiming discrimination and violation of federal guidelines.