Activist Group Displays Photo of Former Prince Andrew in Louvre Stunt
The activist group Everyone Hates Elon has displayed a photo of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor taken after his February 19 arrest in the Louvre. This protest
Venice Biennale Without South Africa: A Cultural Retreat
Artists Coco Fusco and Noah Fischer release the fourth edition of The Siren, a satirical journal exploring artistic resistance. Meanwhile, South Africa withdraws from
Artistic Exploration of Incarceration: Abbas and Abou-Rahme’s U.S. Debut
The Bell Gallery at Brown University presents 'Prisoners of Love: Until the Sun of Freedom,' a thought-provoking exhibition by Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou-Rahme,
Detroit Institute of Arts Revitalizes African American Galleries at Museum Core
The Detroit Institute of Arts is revamping its African American galleries for the first time since 2007. Featuring new and classic works, the exhibition
NYC Art Institutions Close Amidst Severe Winter Storm
Winter Storm Hernando leads to closures of major NYC museums, including the Met and MoMA. Other institutions in the region also shut down, while
Renowned Hungarian Artist Dóra Maurer Passes Away at 88
Dóra Maurer, a pivotal Hungarian Conceptual artist known for her experimental approach to movement and perception, has died at 88. Her work, spanning film,
Reflecting on Henrike Naumann’s Insights
Artforum revisits Henrike Naumann's 2022 interview with Cassie Packard, highlighting Naumann's exploration of socio-political themes and her innovative artistic approach.
Immersing in the Depths of Glenn Ligon’s Blue
Glenn Ligon's exhibition at Hauser & Wirth explores the intersection of abstraction, text, and racial identity. His works merge language and color to create