Unveiling Ana Mendieta’s Earthly Imprints
Ana Mendieta’s art is explored through a lens of personal history and environmental commentary in 'Ana Mendieta: Back to the Source' at Marian Goodman
International Outcry Follows Reports of Iranian Artists Killed Amid Crackdown
Reports of Iranian artists killed by government forces have fueled international outrage. As journalists and human rights groups struggle to track the casualties and
Vanderbilt University Acquires California College of the Arts Amid Concerns
Vanderbilt University is set to acquire California College of the Arts' San Francisco campus as CCA closes by 2027. The move raises concerns about
Exploring New Realms: Black Artists at MoAD’s ‘Unbound’ Exhibition
The 'Unbound' exhibition at MoAD in San Francisco presents a cosmic journey through African and African diasporic art. From wooden sculptures to radiant photography,
Christina Sharpe Criticizes South Africa’s Artistic Censorship
Christina Sharpe and Rinaldo Walcott criticize South Africa's Arts and Culture Minister for censoring Gabrielle Goliath's piece, Elegy, calling it a betrayal of anti-Apartheid
Honoring the Legacy of Beatriz González, Arnulf Rainer, and Franco Vaccari
In Memoriam commemorates influential figures in the art world, including Arnulf Rainer, Beatriz González, and Franco Vaccari, highlighting their impactful contributions and enduring legacies.
57 Artists Awarded Grants by Warhol Foundation for Fall 2025
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has awarded over $4 million in grants to 57 artists for Fall 2025. This funding supports
California College of the Arts to Conclude Operations by 2027
California College of the Arts will close in 2027, with its campus being acquired by Vanderbilt University. This marks the end of a major