The Ripple Effects of Trump’s Policies on Arts and Culture in 2025
Hyperallergic explores the impact of President Trump's policies on US arts and cultural institutions in 2025. From grant cuts to challenges against freedom of
Elevate Your Artistic Journey with SVA’s Continuing Education
Explore over 200 courses and numerous residency programs at the School of Visual Arts' Division of Continuing Education. Whether advancing your career or developing
Barbican Set for Extensive Overhaul, Closing in 2028
The Barbican Centre in London will undergo a substantial renovation beginning June 2028, closing for a year. The project, costing £240 million, aims to
Buenos Aires Museum Expands Latin American Art Holdings with Major Purchase
MALBA has significantly expanded its collection with the acquisition of the Daros Latinamerica Collection, doubling its Latin American art holdings. This move underscores founder
Nostalgia Overshadows Present in California Biennial
The 2025 California Biennial at the Orange County Museum of Art struggles to connect with modern youth, overshadowed by nostalgia and archival works. While
Artists for Whitney Biennial 2026 Unveiled
The Whitney Biennial 2026 artist lineup includes Palestinian artist Samia Halaby. New York's cultural scene sees a revival in anti-monarchical art amid political tensions.
Whitney Biennial 2026: A Diverse Array of Artists Announced
The Whitney Museum of American Art has announced 56 artists for the 2026 Biennial, featuring a diverse lineup that includes international voices. The exhibition
Memes That Shaped 2025’s Cultural Landscape
As 2025 ends, memes have served as a critical lens for societal events. From JD Vance's controversial moments to Katy Perry's space trip, explore