Belgium’s Magritte-Influenced Kit Reflects a Surreal Run at the World Cup
Belgium advanced to the World Cup quarter-finals after a 4–1 win over the United States in Seattle, with its pink-and-blue Adidas away jerseys drawing
Why the Art School Is Failing
A casual remark at Purchase College last year, in which students were called “consumers,” has become a troubling reminder of how universities have been
Europeans to Weigh New Leonardo da Vinci 100-Euro Banknote Design
The European Central Bank has revealed 10 shortlisted proposals for a full redesign of euro banknotes, the first since 2002. Among the possible faces
Trump Directs Warning Signs to Be Placed Outside Smithsonian History Museum
President Trump has ordered federal officials to place warning signage outside the Smithsonian National Museum of American History after his administration accused the museum
Trump Administration Targets the Smithsonian in Broadside
The Trump administration has escalated its criticism of the Smithsonian Institution with a 162-page July 4 report accusing it of “extreme political activism” and
Joyce Kozloff Identifies Herself as a Founding Guerrilla Girls Member
Joyce Kozloff has revealed in a new interview with Art Journal Open that she was one of the founding members of the Guerrilla Girls.
The Smithsonian Is Not the President’s Museum
The Smithsonian Institution, founded in 1846 to advance knowledge, has long been a site of public debate as well as scholarship. But a new
Smithsonian Hearing’s Most Outrageous Moments, Ranked by Tier
A congressional hearing with National Museum of American History Director Anthea Hartig devolved into a series of increasingly bizarre accusations and questions from Republican