Art
A Message to the Future from Artists on the Front Lines of Sea-Level Rise
In Miami, sea-level rise is not a science fictional future — it’s a present-day reality that artists must reckon with.
Monica Uszerowicz
Monica Uszerowicz is a writer born and based in New York.
News
Texas Art Teacher Suspended for Discussing Her Sexual Orientation in Class
According to the Mansfield Independent School Board, Stacey Bailey was let go after "complaints from parents about Ms. Baily discussing her sexual orientation with elementary-aged students."
Art
Amazing Egyptian Artifacts Recovered from Sunken Cities in the Nile Delta
Part archaeological expedition, part adventure story, the Sunken Cities exhibition opened this week at the St. Louis Art Museum.
Interview
Why the City of Los Angeles Hired a “Chief Design Officer”
"Los Angeles can be hard to read," said Christopher Hawthorne, a former LA Times architecture critic. "It doesn't quite fit the mold of what we think a city is."
News
Miami's Pérez Art Museum Has Made Admission Free for Public School Students
Thanks to a Knight Foundation grant, Miami-Dade County Public School students can now visit their local art museum anytime, for free.
Art
Connecting the Lives of Colonized People Around the World
Initially designed to raise awareness of Sahrawi refugees living in Western Sahara, an exhibition takes a sprawling look at the legacies of colonialism.
News
Five Women Accuse Architect Richard Meier of Sexual Harassment [UPDATED]
Four of the five incidents, which span the 1980s to the late 2000s, involve women who worked for Meier's architecture firm.
News
Racist Graffiti Found on Historic African Meeting House in Nantucket
Racist graffiti was sprayed onto a historic Massachusetts building where African Americans once learned and prayed.
News
NBA Star Dwyane Wade’s Artistic Tribute to the 17 Students and Teachers Killed in Parkland
"They refuse to be victims and are demanding that their voices be heard. I wanted to create a space where everyone’s voice could be heard.”
Art
Dawoud Bey Photographs the Living to Honor Children Killed in Birmingham in 1963
These portraits are not displayed in memoriam. They're full of life.
News
US Lawmakers Push for Statue of Shirley Chisholm, the First Black Woman Elected to Congress
The latest on a bill that would commission a statue of the pioneering politician — and a few artists who could rise to the task of creating it.
Art
The Joy and Loneliness of Michael Garland Clifford's First and Only Large-Scale Installation
The artist captured both unbridled joy and unseen loneliness, both the carefree follies of youth and, equally, the heartaches that come with them.