Exploring the Biography of a Mountain: A New Perspective on Mount Rushmore
February 25, 2026
Author Matthew Davis investigates the biography of Mount Rushmore, inviting reflection on American nationalism and monumentalism. Irvin Weathersby Jr. and Sarah Bond contribute their
Fia Backström Explores Appalachian Extraction Through Art
February 25, 2026
Swedish artist Fia Backström explores the complex history of Buffalo Creek, West Virginia. Her exhibition 'The Great Society' at the Queens Museum delves into
Unveiling Mount Rushmore’s Hidden Histories
February 24, 2026
Matthew Davis's 'A Biography of a Mountain' delves into Mount Rushmore's layered history, exploring its origins and the narratives it conceals. Through stories and
Mount Rushmore’s Controversial Legacy
February 24, 2026
New Yorkers face another blizzard as art institutions close. Meanwhile, the debate over Mount Rushmore's controversial history resurfaces, with discussions on adding Trump's likeness
Exploring Iberian Democracy’s Artistic Reflections
February 24, 2026
La Casa Encendida's exhibition 'Inquietud' in Madrid examines the transitions to democracy in Spain and Portugal, featuring over 50 artists and nearly 80 artworks.
Art World Embraces a Snowy Pause
February 24, 2026
A blizzard brings introspection to New York before March's art scene explosion. Discover Appalachia, Finnish art, and Glenn Ligon's blues. Brave the cold for
Foundation for Contemporary Arts Announces 2026 Grant Recipients
February 24, 2026
The Foundation for Contemporary Arts has named twenty-four artists as recipients of its 2026 Grants to Artists, each receiving $45,000 to support their innovative
Anca Benera and Arnold Estéfan Chosen to Represent Romania at 2026 Venice Biennale
February 24, 2026
The Romanian Ministry of Culture has chosen Anca Benera and Arnold Estéfan, an artistic duo, to represent Romania at the 61st Venice Biennale in