Colorado’s Ambitious Plan: Pioneering an Artist-Focused Corporate Structure
Colorado is considering a groundbreaking legal structure for artists, potentially enhancing their IP rights and healthcare access. A new bipartisan bill could create the
Exploring the Humor and Creativity in the Art World
Explore the humorous side of the art world with our April Fools’ roundup by Rhea Nayyar. Plus, discover Kamrooz Aram’s widespread influence and Dean
April 2026 Art Opportunities: Residencies, Fellowships, and Grants
April 2026 brings a wealth of opportunities for artists, including residencies, fellowships, and grants. Highlights include the Banff Centre's Visual Arts Thematic Residencies and
Essential Art Books to Dive Into This Spring
April showers often lead to stacks of unread books, and we have some exciting additions for your spring reading list! These selections focus on
Intensive Summer Sessions in Art at New York Studio School
The New York Studio School offers a transformative two-week Marathon program in drawing and painting, available in virtual and in-person formats. Students engage with
Renowned Sculptor Melvin Edwards Passes Away at 88, Leaving Legacy of Political Art
Melvin Edwards, an influential sculptor known for his abstract works addressing political themes, passed away at 88. His art, inspired by his family's history
Navigating the Journey from Arts Engagement to Leadership
Throughout my career, I have consistently worked to bridge gaps: between curatorial and educational endeavors, between institutions and their communities, and between the traditional
San Francisco to Host New Gallery Honoring Ruth Asawa’s Sculptures
A gallery devoted to the work of Japanese American sculptor Ruth Asawa will open in San Francisco this May. Located within the Minnesota Street