UK Museums House Over 260,000 Human Remains, Investigation Reveals
An investigation reveals that UK museums hold over 263,000 human remains, with significant collections from Africa and Asia. Concerns arise over the ethical acquisition
AI Themes Dominate 2026 Sundance Film Festival
The 2026 Sundance Film Festival highlighted AI through panels and documentaries. Valerie Veatch's Ghost in the Machine dissects AI's eugenicist origins, while Roher and
Photography’s Role in the Development of Nuclear Weapons
The exhibition Atomic Dragons at Pitzer College Art Galleries, featuring the feminist collective SWANS, explores photography's involvement in nuclear weapons development. It intertwines personal
Exploring Robert Therrien’s Artistic Universe at The Broad
Robert Therrien's 'Under the Table' is a crowd favorite at The Broad in LA. This exhibition, 'Robert Therrien: This is a Story,' seeks to
Marica Vilcek, Esteemed Advocate for Immigrant Talent, Passes at 89
Marica Vilcek, a prominent supporter of immigrant artists and scientists, has died at 89. Known for her philanthropy and impact on the arts, she
Exploring the Intersection of Art and Activism Amid Hostile Times
As art and activism intersect in challenging times, Ed Woodham's workshop at the School of Visual Arts explores how social justice frameworks are being
The New School to Reduce Workforce by 15% by Summer
The New School has announced plans to lay off 15% of its full-time faculty and staff by June. This move is driven by financial
Dalí Museum Secures Iconic Surrealist Ballet Set
The Dalí Museum in Florida has acquired the largest work by Salvador Dalí, a 1939 stage set for a surrealist ballet, enhancing their extensive