In Brief
From a slew of negative reviews on Yelp and Facebook to a Fox anchor calling on chief curator Nancy Spector to resign, the backlash to revelations that the Guggenheim offered the Trumps a gold toilet is many-pronged.
News
Guerrilla street art collective Indecline staged the gravesite in one of Trump's golf courses. The gravestones mourn the loss of things like "decency" and the American Dream.
News
A collective of artists, arts workers, and cultural groups is organizing Art Action Day, an eclectic program of events happening January 20.
Opinion
Trying to label the border wall prototypes as Land Art (and Trump and the American people as engaged in a collaborative artwork) artist Christoph Büchel raises some unpleasant questions.
Art
We have a president who is a joker, a jester, a racist, a sexist, a sociopath and perhaps a psychopath.
Art
I live in a state in the heart of the heart of the country.
Art
There is no mistaking the kind who simply take what they want. You can smell them across the room.
News
The former Trump campaign manager's investment property at 377 Union Street has been designated "the house that brought down a president."
In Brief
A batch of four photos, tweaked by Portland-based satirist Mike Wellins, show portraits of Washington, Hamilton, Jefferson, and Jackson ridiculing the current US president.
In Brief
One of the lies President Trump likes to tell is that his Renoir is real, but it turns out that might not be the case.
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In Brief
The Trump administration's decision to withdraw from the 195-nation strong agency is raising questions about the commitment of the United States to global organizations.
News
US Customs and Border Protection has awarded contracts to four general construction providers based in Alabama, Arizona, Mississippi, and Texas.