Art
24 Hours of Experimental and Explicit Queer Films
Ticket-holders are free to come and go as they please during this marathon screening of queer pornography and avant-garde films.
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Announcement
Fall Public Programs at the International Center of Photography
Programs include a panel on the architecture of postmodern consumption, an artist talk with Lauren Greenfield, a conversation on wealth inequality, and a special one-night only interactive performance and revival service featuring Reverend Billy and the Stop-Shopping Choir.
News
Philadelphia Unveils Its First Statue of an African American, Civil Rights Activist Octavius Catto
The monument to the 19th-century activist Octavius Catto honors his legacy in voting, education, and baseball.
Art
Skill Wins Over Vision at the Art Students League Instructors’ Exhibition
Founded in 1875, the Art Students League of New York mounts an annual exhibition of art by their instructors, so we took a look.
Interview
RZA and Mustafa Shaikh on the Asian Art that Inspired Their Clothing Line
Last week, RZA and Mustafa Shaikh celebrated the fall line of their fashion label 36 Chambers at the Asian Art Museum, where they saw an exhibition that influenced their designs.
Announcement
Curatorial Activism and the Politics of Shock
The MA Curatorial Practice program at the School of Visual Arts presents an international summit on curatorial activism in light of the global rise of nationalism and radical conservatism.
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News
Guggenheim Pulls Three Works from Upcoming Show After Outcry Over Animal Abuse [UPDATED]
The works by Peng Yu and Sun Yuan, Huang Yong Ping, and Xu Bing were the focus of a petition that garnered more than 600,000 signatures in the past week.
Opinion
Protest Art, and Institutional Support of It, Is More Vital Than Ever
In the Trump era, the courage of artists like my former student, Emma Sulkowicz, and the institutions showing them is absolutely crucial.
Announcement
American Folk Art Museum Opens "Self-Taught Genius Gallery" in Long Island City
The new dedicated space will highlight selections from the museum's permanent collection.
Art
Jill Magid Takes a Calder Mobile for a Spin at the Whitney Museum
Magid will activate one of Calder's standing mobile sculptures whose base and top were mismatched and separated in the 1960s.
Art
Experimental Film from Chile and Brazil Screens at LA’s Filmforum
Los Angeles Filmforum screens Raúl Ruiz's short films focused on anthropology alongside works by his Brazilian contemporaries Arthur Omar and Anna Maria Maiolino.
Art
Art Amid Governors Island's Architectural Decay
In its 10th edition, the Governors Island Art Fair in New York expands its installations into 1920s barracks.