The Art World Confronts a New Era of Censorship in the U.S.
[ad_1] “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” installed at the Whitney. Tiffany Sage/BFA.com Artist Amy Sherald has announced her decision to cancel her upcoming...
[ad_1] “Amy Sherald: American Sublime” installed at the Whitney. Tiffany Sage/BFA.com Artist Amy Sherald has announced her decision to cancel her upcoming...
[ad_1] Kim Chong Hak, Snowy Mountain, 2008; acrylic on canvas. Photo by Kim Tang- Sae. © Kim Chong Hak, courtesy of the artist and the Kim Chong Hak Foundation...
[ad_1] Grace Hertlein’s collection is “a kaleidoscopic snapshot of the early decades of an art historical and technological phenomenon.” Courtesy...
[ad_1] It’s not quite a licence to print money but it’s the next best thing. The Bank of England is inviting the public to suggest images to put on the...
[ad_1] Artist Sanaa Gateja’s artistic journey has spanned decades, continents and disciplines. Courtesy the artist and Karma “I like the Africanness of...
[ad_1] Iraq’s growing economy and improving security situation—in spite of the escalating conflict between Israel and neighbouring Iran—are renewing optimism...
[ad_1] In practice, the ethical codes published by art associations are more ceremonial than enforceable. Getty From all the professional codes of ethics that...
[ad_1] Artists such as Lakwena Maciver, Veronica Ryan, Peter Liversidge and Alberta Whittle will create works for mental health hospitals in the UK as part of...
[ad_1] Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz, CEO with Vincenzo de Bellis and Talk Art’s Russell Tovey. Courtesy of Art Basel Last week in Switzerland, Art Basel...
[ad_1] “The Whale” reveals Da Corte’s ability to shift styles and themes while maintaining conceptual depth. Courtesy of the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth...
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