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Announcement

DLECTRICITY Art and Light Festival’s Call for Entries Is Now Open

DLECTRICITY is Detroit's festival of art + light that showcases site-specific installations by established and emerging artists from the US and around the world.

Books

Richard Sandler’s Startling Photographs of Pre-9/11 New York

From 1977 to 2001, Richard Sandler photographed startling juxtapositions between the grit and glamour of New York City and Boston.

Announcement

Vermont College of Fine Arts Announces Teach Scholarship for MAT in Art & Design Education Program

All MAT students enrolling for summer 2017 will receive a $4,000 scholarship to support their commitment to serving K-12 students across the country, and their commitment to leveraging the arts to transform the world.

Art

Caribbean Artists Mine Their Immigrant Identities

This show arrives at a tender time in the country’s history, when cultural and ancestral histories feel at risk of erasure or condemnation.

News

Art Movements

This week in art news: South Korea’s culture minister was arrested for allegedly drafting an artists' blacklist, the Museum of Modern Art discarded a Pat Lasch sculpture, and the National Museum of American History pulled a book about President Trump from its gift shop after it was found to contain

Performance

Intimate Theater Staged in the Bathtubs of Strangers

Since 2015, actor and activist Siobhan O’Loughlin has staged "Broken Bone Bathtub" around the world in the intimate space of a private bathroom.

Art

An Interactive Map of New York's Earliest Skyscrapers

The Skyscraper Museum's "Ten & Taller: 1874-1900" exhibition maps the first Manhattan buildings to soar beyond 10 stories.

Opinion

Christo, Trump, and the Art World’s Emptiest Protest Yet

Christo has abandoned a project that he and his late collaborator and wife Jeanne-Claude spent decades fighting for, ostensibly as a protest against President Donald Trump.