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Trans Artist on Parole After 30 Years in Men’s Prison
While incarcerated, Jamie Diaz has made waves through her artworks depicting lived experiences and imagined realities.
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Two More People Accuse Kehinde Wiley of Sexual Assault
A petition urging the artist's galleries to investigate the allegations, which Wiley denies, has garnered hundreds of signatures.
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Glenstone’s Workers Are Officially Unionized
Organizers accused Glenstone’s billionaire founders Mitchell and Emily Rales of orchestrating an “intense union-busting campaign.”
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Brooklyn Pride Returns With a Joy-Filled “Twilight” Parade
The only evening parade in the northeast boasted a female trans motorcycle club, cheerleaders, and gestures of Palestinian solidarity.
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A Giant IUD Lands in DC as Senate Blocks Contraception Access Bill
The lavender inflatable is a visual reminder of what's at stake in the US as legislation protecting access to contraceptives is stalled in Congress.
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Artist Breaks Her Sculpture in Protest at San Francisco Jewish Museum
Anti-Zionist Jewish artists withdrew their work from the Contemporary Jewish Museum earlier this month, demanding divestment from entities affiliated with Israel.
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UArts Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Labor Violations
Staff are seeking two months of pay, healthcare coverage, and damages after the Philadelphia arts school abruptly announced its closure.
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Activists Decry “Show of Force and Violence” at Brooklyn Museum Protest
The museum acknowledged that “the police brutality that took place was devastating” but said it did not call the NYPD.
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Azerbaijan’s Destruction of Armenian Heritage in Artsakh Continues Unabated
Satellite imagery analyses yield evidence of the demolition of a church, cemetery, and an entire village in the last seven months as experts warn of “cultural genocide.”
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French Authorities Charge Artist Who Tagged “MeToo” on Courbet
Deborah De Robertis decried the charges of theft and property damage, which she called “disproportionate.”
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UArts President Resigns Amid Anger Over School’s Closure
Kerry Walk stepped down less than four days after the Philadelphia institution abruptly announced it would shutter within a week.
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UArts Students and Staff Rally After Abrupt Closure Announcement
The Philadelphia art school shocked community members with the news that it plans to cease operations within a week.