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Trump’s Unhinged Attacks on the Smithsonian
The White House accuses the public institution of “extreme activism”; plus, an interview with queer icon Carmelita Tropicana.
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Inside Akira Ikezoe’s Studio
The Whitney Biennial artist on humor and climate change, plus an unsung AbEx painter gets his due.
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Art and Resistance on the Nation’s 250th
Our stories this week are a testament to the people’s power, and a love letter to creative communities.
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Artists Reclaim Lady Liberty
Aruna D’Souza on the iconic monument as a tool of political expression and Ed Simon on the allure and anxiety of the Hudson River School.
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Venezuelan Artists Come Together
Artists share stories of grief and community after deadly earthquakes; plus, Mamdani’s budget for culture in NYC.
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Opportunities in July 2026
Residencies, fellowships, grants, and open calls from the Paul & Daisy Soros Foundation, Ucross, AICA International, and more in our monthly list of opportunities for artists, writers, and art workers.
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Phillip Guston, Lush and Forlorn
Also, the Guggenheim Museum union authorizes a strike and new findings on human DNA in cave art.
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My Mayor Muslim, My Art Political
Street photographers hit the NYC streets; plus, an inside look at the Pace Gallery downsizing.
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If Artists Mapped the World
Three shows unravel the politics of cartography. Also, why does a new Messi statue look like … that?
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Pace, William Kentridge, “AlgaeBTQ+”
We pull back the curtain on the official gallery narrative. Plus, the memes take off as Trump’s reflecting pool gets murkier.
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William Kentridge and Lapis Blue
Plus, why is Trump meddling in the Venice Architecture Biennale?
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Victory for Claire Valdez
The artist and union organizer sweeps the NYC primary, and what makes an antiquities looter loot?