Mildred Howard’s Generosity in Art and Life
Mildred Howard is being celebrated across the Bay Area for a career that spans public art, installation, sculpture, and mentorship. A new ICA San
Recovering the Overlooked Color Traditions of Black American Pigment-Making
This article examines the overlooked history of natural pigment-making in Black American craft traditions, from indigo and mudcloth to the work of George Washington
ICE Confiscates 22,000 Antiquities in Florida Probe
ICE seized more than 22,000 ancient artifacts in Florida last month, making it the largest recovery in an ongoing antiquities smuggling probe in the
How “América invertida” Reoriented My Mental Map
The author reflects on Joaquín Torres García’s 1943 “América invertida,” a work that reshaped her thinking about history, geography and the United States’ role
Israel’s Smotrich Urges Netanyahu to Remove 40 More Palestinian Memorials in West Bank
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has asked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to order the removal of 40 Palestinian memorials in the Occupied West Bank, following
China Pulls Out of Gwangju Biennale After Taiwan Pavilion Name Is Restored
China withdrew from the Gwangju Biennale on September 3 after organizers restored the title “Taiwan Pavilion” to a group show of Taiwanese artists. The
10 Upstate New York Art Exhibitions to Catch This September
September’s art calendar in the Hudson Valley and beyond brings a strong lineup of exhibitions, from Paula Greif’s ceramics to Reginald Madison’s early paintings
Ann Patchett and Tears at The Met
Ann Patchett’s new novel Whistler and its ties to emotional encounters with art take center stage in this edition. Also included are reports on