Elon Musk Says His AI Platform Will Tackle a Full-Length “The Odyssey” After Christopher Nolan’s Film
Elon Musk says he will use his AI platform, Grok Imagine, to create a full-length version of The Odyssey by the end of this
Betye Saar Dies in Los Angeles at 99, Days Before Her 100th Birthday
Betye Saar has died in Los Angeles just four days before her 100th birthday, prompting remembrance of the influential assemblage artist. Meanwhile, the Smithsonian
What Difference Does Guaranteed Income Make in Artists’ Lives?
Preliminary findings from Creatives Rebuild New York’s guaranteed income program suggest the initiative helps artists pay down debt, save more, and gain time for
Searching for the Past: MoCACT Exhibition Examines Memory, Landscape, and the American Narrative
MoCACT’s Looking for History unites solo exhibitions by Rick Shaefer, Ellen Harvey, and Michael Borders to reflect on memory, identity, landscape, and the nation’s
Steidl Verlag Faces Uncertain Future After Bankruptcy Scare
Steidl Verlag, the German publisher known for photobooks by artists including Nan Goldin and Walker Evans, has narrowly avoided bankruptcy after resolving insolvency proceedings.
Honoring Betelhem Makonnen, Betye Saar, and Keith A. Morrison
This week’s In Memoriam remembers several figures from across the art world, including Betelhem Makonnen, Betye Saar, and Keith A. Morrison. Their lives and
Art Problems: Why the Art World Breeds So Much Toxicity
The art world’s toxicity is often fueled by scarcity, with too many people competing for too little money and support. In that pressure-cooker environment,
Historic Kumamoto Castle Sustains Damage in 7.1-Magnitude Earthquake
Japan’s historic Kumamoto Castle was damaged after a 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck the country on July 28. Video footage on X shows part of the