Art
Entering the Echo Chamber of the Alt-Right
In Germany, an exhibition seeks to explain the rapid rise of the alt-right.
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Opinion
Cuba’s Campaign Against Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara
The treatment of Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara is emblematic of a struggle in Cuba over who defines and controls art and culture.
News
What to See and Do During New York Climate Week
Visit a community-organized exhibition at the Queens Museum, an interactive installation at the United Nations Headquarters, and more.
Announcement
Yto Barrada: The Dye Garden Arrives in New York State From Rome, Italy
This exhibition originated at the American Academy in Rome and is on view for the first time in the United States at the Neuberger Museum of Art from September 25-December 22, 2019.
News
Research by Forensic Architecture Suggests Injustice in the Police Killing of Harith Augustus
Forensic Architecture has partnered with Chicago's Invisible Institute to mount a counter-investigation into the official police narrative surrounding the death of Augustus. Their findings could change the way city policing works.
Announcement
Join Studio Arts College International in Florence for their Interdisciplinary Design Course, Without Limits
Without Limits challenges students to rethink fashion while simultaneously integrating protective technologies for the aging population.
Film
Separating the Man From the Myth of Diego Maradona
Asif Kapadia completes his trilogy of documentaries on fame with a portrait of the notorious footballer.
Art
Diary Entries From a Feminist Curator's Encounters With Picasso
A steadfast feminist in a male-dominated art world, Joanna Drew was among a handful of individuals who shaped contemporary visual art in Great Britain post-World War II.
Art
The Family Keepsakes Saved From Genocide
A photograph series asks the Midwestern descendants of survivors of the Armenian Genocide to show the items that were saved from the events of 1915.
Art
The Intertwined Lives of Artists in a Community in Rural Maine
The artists in Slab City Rendezvous influenced, nurtured, collaborated with, and painted one another, merging into one big happy family.
News
Can This Sam Gilliam Drawing Reveal Your Opinion of Trump?
A new poll seems to reveal a correlation between support of President Donald Trump and how harshly one judges the artist's 1980 study “Coffee Thyme.”
Books
Shining a Black Light on Art Forgery
María Gainza's novel dives into art-world forgery and false identities amid Argentina's politics of the 1960s.