Larissa Pham’s ‘Discipline’ Examines Manipulative Mentorship in the Art World
Larissa Pham's debut novel, Discipline, delves into the dynamics of predatory mentorship in the art world. Through the protagonist Christine, Pham explores how foundational
Djerassi Program Trustees Linked to 2011 Visit to Epstein’s Island
Files from the Department of Justice disclose that two trustees from the Djerassi Resident Artists Program visited Epstein’s island in 2011. The visit was
Choosing New York Over Relocation: A Response to Josh Kline
Josh Kline's article addresses the inequities in New York's real estate market affecting the art world. While acknowledging this issue is crucial, understanding its
Rauschenberg Foundation’s Captiva Estate Acquired by Local Resort
The Robert Rauschenberg Foundation estate on Captiva Island has been sold to a local resort. The resort plans to merge the estate's artistic legacy
Katia Porro Explores Provocative Exhibitions Across Southern France
In southern France, spring exhibitions from Marseille to Montpellier delve into power dynamics. Highlights include works by Agata Ingarden at Triangle-Astérides and Marlie Mul
47 Artists Revealed for the Upcoming Counterpublic Triennial in St. Louis
The Counterpublic Triennial has announced the participation of 47 artists for its third edition in St. Louis, running from September 12 to December 12.
Knight Foundation Announces 2026 Arts + Tech Fellowship Recipients
The Knight Foundation has announced the five recipients of its 2026 Arts + Tech Fellowships, each receiving $50,000. These fellowships support artists who innovate
Ancient Roman Phallus Sculpture Found in Dutch Museum
A Dutch museum has uncovered an Ancient Roman phallus sculpture made from bone during a significant inventory project. This unique artifact highlights the rich