Exploring American Identity: Must-See Art Exhibitions in DC This Spring
As the US approaches its 250th anniversary, DC's museums and galleries explore 'Americanism' through diverse exhibitions. Highlights include Diana Al-Hadid's 'unbecoming,' Joan Danziger's surrealist
Parallels with Orwell: The Era of State-Driven Intolerance
The latest issue of The Siren delves into the striking similarities between today's political landscape and George Orwell's 1984. Through the lens of writers
South Africa Withdraws from 2026 Venice Biennale Amid Art Dispute
South Africa has withdrawn from the 2026 Venice Biennale due to a dispute over an artwork about Palestinian grief in Gaza. Artist Gabrielle Goliath
The Legacy of Sade in Contemporary Society
The Marquis de Sade's influence persists in modern society, echoed in figures like Jeffrey Epstein. Join Hakim Bishara in exploring these themes with contemporary
California Recognizes South Los Angeles as a Black Cultural Hub
California officially recognizes South Los Angeles as a Black cultural district, prompting plans for a monument. Meanwhile, ongoing discussions explore the impact of women
Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair to Make a Return at Powerhouse Arts This Spring
The Brooklyn Fine Art Print Fair is returning to Powerhouse Arts from April 9-12, 2026. Featuring a juried national print exhibition by MGC Community
Wexner Defends Unawareness of Epstein’s Misdeeds in Closed-Door Testimony
Les Wexner faced scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein during a House Oversight Committee deposition. Despite denying knowledge of Epstein's crimes, some lawmakers
Marigold Santos Explores Rootedness and Diaspora
Marigold Santos's exhibition at Patel Brown Gallery in Toronto uses epiphytes to explore diasporas and rootedness. Her work highlights labor histories and cultural resilience,