Exploring the Impact of Racial Bias in AI: The Rise of the ‘New Jim Code’
May 5, 2026
Machine learning and AI, often seen as unbiased tools, are influenced by creators' biases, impacting art and historical analysis. Ruha Benjamin's 'Race After Technology'
Colonial Aesthetics: The Complex Legacy Behind Modern Embraces
May 5, 2026
The enduring symbols of colonial fashion raise questions about its modern-day embrace. While some criticize Melania Trump's 2018 Kenyan outfit as ignorant, others intentionally
Tracing the Legacy of Labor Strikes from Antiquity to Today
May 4, 2026
Labor strikes, a powerful tool for workers, have a rich history dating back to ancient times. From the earliest known strike in Egypt to
Unveiling the Legacy of Artisan Signatures in Ancient Greece and Rome
May 4, 2026
Discover the role of signatures in ancient Greek and Roman art, exploring how they signified artistry, ownership, and sometimes humor. With insights from experts,
Joan Semmel: A Trailblazer at 93
May 4, 2026
Joan Semmel, at 93, continues to inspire with her vast collection of portraits. Her work's popularity is rising, and she shares her journey with
Exploring the Depths of Slow Observation in Art
May 4, 2026
Jule Korneffel's artistic journey, initially inspired by Mary Heilmann, has evolved into a distinct exploration of abstraction. Her exhibitions at Spencer Brownstone showcase a
Graphic Rewilding’s Vibrant Nature-Inspired Art Graces Brookfield Place
May 4, 2026
Graphic Rewilding brings Fleeting Opulence to Brookfield Place, transforming the space with vibrant, nature-inspired art. The installation, featuring large-scale flowers and cherry blossoms, is
Museums Reimagine Spaces as Dance Floors
May 4, 2026
Museums are increasingly recognizing the cultural significance of dance floors, transforming traditional spaces into sites of collective joy and resistance. Exhibitions like "Rave into