In Brief
A public sculpture in Durango, Colorado, that has divided and entertained residents of the small town since its installation last August was destroyed earlier this week and the vandal remains at large, according to the Durango Herald.
News
LOS ANGELES — Earlier this week, the Los Angeles Times terminated its relationship with political cartoonist Ted Rall based on “serious questions about the accuracy” of a May 11 blog post by him
Art
STYKKISHÓLMUR, Iceland — It's hard to miss Vatnasafn, or the Library of Water, if you know what you're looking for.
Art
Since taking the reins at the San Diego Art Institute in March 2014, Ginger Shulick Porcella has thoroughly revamped the nonprofit art space, increasing its visibility, diversifying its programming, and drawing praise from everyone with a stake in the local art scene — well, almost everyone.
News
The founder of the controversial, soon-to-open Jack the Ripper Museum — initially presented as a museum that celebrates women in London's East End — is defending his vision of it as a site to explore local women's history and stories.
Art
At Dia:Beacon there is an installation by Fred Sandback, a series of giant shapes formed from brightly colored string.
Art
Across the five boroughs, quiet pockets of public green space offer a taste of culture outdoors.
Comics
Ideally, you'd sleep a lot.
Art
If you want to know where Hasan Elahi is, just check his website.
Art
With a population of over 20 million in its metropolitan area, Mumbai is one of the biggest cities in the world, and taxis are integral to its transportation.
Art
New York City has public art that's older than the city itself.
Art
Senator Ted Cruz's presidential campaign staff consists of an expected mix of seasoned, conservative strategists, but it does includes one unlikely adviser.