Supreme Court Rejects AI Art Copyright Appeal Yet Again
The US Supreme Court declined to hear Stephen Thaler's appeal to secure copyright for AI-generated art, maintaining the need for human authorship. Despite this,
Petrit Halilaj Reimagines Kosovan Narratives Through Opera
Petrit Halilaj's 'An Opera Out of Time' at Hamburger Bahnhof reimagines his opera 'Syrigana' through a unique exhibition of props and set pieces. The
Mysterious ‘Epstein Walk of Infamy’ Emerges in DC
A 'Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame' appeared near the White House, featuring stars with names of notable figures linked to Epstein. The work, which
Chinatown Storefronts as Symbols of Cultural Resistance
The exhibition From Chinatown, With Love returns to Abrons Arts Center, highlighting the cultural resistance of Chinatown storefronts. Featuring Singha Hon's reimagined galloping horses
Tehran’s Golestan Palace Sustains Heavy Damage from Israel-US Airstrikes
Intense Israeli and American airstrikes have severely damaged Tehran's historic Golestan Palace. The UNESCO site suffered structural harm due to a shockwave from nearby
Must-See Art Exhibitions in Los Angeles This March
Explore noteworthy art exhibitions in Los Angeles this March, featuring Hayv Kahraman's mystical imagery and Noni Olabisi's powerful murals. From Jesse Wiedel's vivid American
Anticipation Builds for Whitney Biennial Amid NYC Art Scene
The Whitney Biennial, a key measure of American art, opens tomorrow. Explore our guide for spring art shows in NYC and read about the
Yu Ji Discusses Her Latest Exhibition at P.P.O.W Gallery, NYC
Yu Ji's exhibition at P.P.O.W Gallery in New York highlights her inspirations, including Rodin and Khmer dance. Her renowned "Flesh in Stone" series is