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Hosted by Nowness, Nike and Courir, the event took place at Grand Palais Immersif and showcased the inner world of Garance Vallée through the lens of Kourtrajmeuf
Political artists Pattern Up and SpiceBag have joined forces to create an England jersey that supports the people of Palestine, plus all the fashion news you missed this week
Auction headlines offer a picture of health that hides a body in crisis.
Whether your preference is abstraction or history, we’ve got you covered with shows featuring Anish Kapoor and others, as well as historical artifacts.
I thought I’d found a safe place to make art. Instead, I entered a theatre where most perform the role of liberated artist while swallowing institutions’ diversity scraps.
Guided by an uncompromising vision and a shrewd critical eye, the artist satirized American culture through paintings, assemblage pieces, and music that hummed with tactile vitality.
A City Council hearing featured testimony from artists and cultural leaders on funding and free speech, particularly under threats from the Trump administration.
The climate activist joined Extinction Rebellion in the action to spotlight the environmental crisis.
Mellon Foundation President Elizabeth Alexander, curator Kimberly Drew, and The Kitchen Executive Director Legacy Russell are among the 28 members of the advisory team.
The Pulitzer-winning journalist said he'll keep writing, but the "daily journalism thing is done.”
This week, we honor a quintessential LA artist, one of Disney’s first Native artists, a librarian who moonlighted as a collector, and more.
The new documentary follows a Paiute teenager as he navigates his passion for running and the story of his great-grandfather, who escaped from an Indigenous residential school.
Here’s to celebrating what brings us joy, great and small.
Plus, Zohran Mamdani’s arts committee, Frida Kahlo sets price record (again), John Oliver hawks a Bob Ross, and more in this week’s news.
“I feel so safe and unselfconscious here in my garage studio.”
This week: Lankton Greer’s dolls live on, Indigenous glass artists, AI slop recipes take over the holidays, contact lens art, chronically offline hobbies, and much more.
Art historian Cat Dawson’s new book invites us to contemplate a world populated by subversive monuments — or one that does away with them altogether.