Studio Museum Temporarily Shutters Due to Water Incident
The Studio Museum in Harlem is closed until February 7 due to a sprinkler malfunction causing water damage. No artworks were affected, and refunds
Vigilant Art in Philadelphia: Street Signs Highlight the Dangers of Fascism
In South Philadelphia, an artist known as Make it Weird uses street signs to alert residents to the dangers of ICE and fascism. Their
Dyani White Hawk’s Exhibition at Walker Art Center: A Celebration of Indigenous Love and Resilience
Dyani White Hawk's "Love Language" exhibition at the Walker Art Center showcases Indigenous love and resilience through art. Featuring thematic sections and monumental works,
Nan Goldin: A Lifetime of Beauty and Resistance
Nan Goldin reflects on her iconic career, shifting focus from photography to activism and new creative pursuits. In a candid interview, she shares insights
Nan Goldin Criticizes AGO’s Decision as Censorship
Nan Goldin accuses the Art Gallery of Ontario of censorship after it refused to acquire her work, citing claims of antisemitism over her stance
RugLife Exhibition Concludes at Pratt Manhattan Gallery
The RugLife exhibition concludes its national tour at Pratt Manhattan Gallery, featuring 14 artists who transform rugs into mediums of cultural expression. On view
Jeff Koons’s Art and the Need for Self-Examination
John Yau reflects on the power of art to captivate and critiques Jeff Koons's latest exhibition at Gagosian. While some artworks offer unforgettable experiences,
Jean Katambayi Mukendi Discusses His Berlin Exhibition at KW
Jean Katambayi Mukendi discusses his solo exhibition at KW Institute for Contemporary Art in Berlin, exploring themes of technology and culture. Through multimedia installations,