U.S. Representation at the Venice Biennale: Exploring Potential Art Movements
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Exploring the Features of the Studio Museum’s New Home
The Studio Museum in Harlem has unveiled its new, architecturally striking home, a milestone for the 57-year-old institution dedicated to artists of African descent. The museum’s new building, designed by Adjaye Associates with Cooper Robertson, covers an impressive 82,000 square feet and replaces its former location on 125th Street, which it vacated in 2018 for this development. The launch marks […]
Essential Books to Read
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The Financial Burden of Art School Debt
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Exploring Chile’s Punk Underground Scene
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Accusations of Censorship at Colorado Museum over Anti-ICE and Pro-Palestine Artwork
Three free speech organizations, including the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Colorado, are challenging the decision of History Colorado Center, a state museum, to remove a politically charged painting from their exhibition. The painting, created by Denver-based illustrator Madalyn Drewno, features pro-Palestine symbols and commentary on immigration enforcement and political figures. The artwork, titled “None of Us Are Free […]
Observations From the Artist’s Workspace
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Visitor Files Lawsuit Against MoMA PS1 Following Onsite Concussion
A Norwegian citizen has filed a lawsuit against MoMA PS1 alleging negligent supervision and oversight after she was injured on-site in the museum’s screening room in 2022. The complaint outlines that Andrea Kroksnes suffered from lasting medical problems and economic loss due to a wall-mounted panel that fell and struck her, causing an acute concussion. Case documents reveal that Kroksnes […]
Support Emerging Photographers: Join Light Work’s Inaugural Holiday Market
Light Work, an artist-run non-profit organization, has been a steadfast supporter of emerging and under-recognized artists in the field of photography since 1973. To continue its mission and raise funds, Light Work presents the First Annual Holiday Market, offering a unique shopping experience with an array of signed photo books, limited-edition prints, and exclusive art objects. These items are generously […]
Graduate Programs at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) boasts graduate programs that are celebrated for their innovation and interdisciplinary approach, consistently ranking among the top two in the nation according to U.S. News & World Report. SAIC encourages students to transcend traditional boundaries, allowing them to experiment across various disciplines and media to create compelling, impactful work. SAIC offers […]