Berlinale Under Fire: The Clash of Art and Politics
The Berlinale finds itself embroiled in controversy as Director Tricia Tuttle faces potential ousting amid political tensions. An open letter from film professionals calls
Art World Updates: Purdue Protest and MoMA’s Private Prison Investments Challenged
This week, activists protested Purdue Pharma's bankruptcy hearing, while over 200 artists demanded MoMA divest from private prisons. Key art market sales and satirical
Applications Open for 2024 Craft Archive Fellowship
The Center for Craft is accepting applications for its 2024 Archive Fellowship, supporting research on diverse craft histories. Up to six fellows will receive
Highlights of the Week: The Shed’s Staff Organizes; Protesters Target Hans Haacke Exhibit
This week's art news highlights include The Shed's staff unionizing and activists intervening in Hans Haacke's New Museum poll. Other stories cover responses to
DePaul Art Museum in Chicago to Close Permanently After Four Decades
The DePaul Art Museum in Chicago is closing permanently on June 30 due to budget cuts at DePaul University. This marks the end of
Carolina Caycedo Explores Spiritual Connections in European Debut
Carolina Caycedo's exhibition at BALTIC in Newcastle delves into spiritual connections through art, featuring works that address the impact of dam constructions on rivers
IFPDA Print Fair: A Showcase of Graphic Art Returns to Park Avenue Armory in April
The IFPDA Print Fair returns to the Park Avenue Armory from April 9-12, showcasing 80 exhibitors and featuring an expanded focus on drawings. Highlights
Artist Crafts Record-Breaking Sock Monkey Sculpture
Emilia Evans-Munton's massive sock monkey sculpture, officially the world's largest, was recognized by Guinness World Records. Created as a tribute to forgotten toys, it