Trump’s Washington Statues Get a Mar-a-Lago-Style Gilded Makeover
President Donald Trump said on Truth Social that scaffolding is coming down around two newly regilded bronze equestrian sculptures in Washington, DC. The Arts
V&A East Storehouse Staff Vote to Strike Over Alleged “Amazon-Style” Conditions
Unionized workers at the V&A East Storehouse have voted unanimously to strike, accusing the museum of “Amazon-style” working practices. The union Prospect says employees
A View From the Easel: Connor Czora at District Clay Center
In the 348th installment of A View From the Easel, Connor Czora discusses working at District Clay Center in Washington, DC, where he teaches
A View From the Easel: Connor Czora in Washington, DC
This week’s A View From the Easel features Connor Czora, who works in Washington, DC, at District Clay Center. Czora discusses a seven-year studio
How a Taipei Military Outpost Evolved Into an Artist Residency
Treasure Hill Artist Village in Taipei began as a military settlement founded by retreating soldiers in the 1940s and later became a former anti-aircraft
15 Outdoor Art Exhibitions to Catch in NYC This Summer
New York’s summer outdoor art season spans all five boroughs, from bus shelters and beachside ping-pong tables to sculpture gardens, parks, and Governors Island.
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Sets Long-Awaited Opening Date
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation has announced that its long-delayed Frank Gehry-designed museum in Abu Dhabi will open on December 11. The project has
California Museum Show Will Explore One of the U.S.’s Most Infamous Deportation Campaigns
A new exhibition at Sacramento’s California Museum will examine Operation Wetback, one of the United States’ most notorious deportation campaigns targeting Mexican immigrants. The