Universities as cultural institutions
Everything filed under arts in our culture coverage, the 14 reports filed on it so far.
Midnight Zelda Ocarina of Time Switch 2 launch draws global crowds
Around 500 fans queued in London for the midnight launch of the 4K Switch 2 remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, part of a worldwide...
Miquel Navarro, Sculptor of Monumental Cities, Dies at 81
Spanish sculptor Miquel Navarro, renowned for his large-scale 'Cities' installations that redefined urban landscapes, has died at 81. His work is...
Los Angeles November Exhibits Spotlight Black Artists and Cultural Legacy
Ten major art exhibitions open across Los Angeles this November, headlined by a LACMA retrospective of the pioneering Black-run Brockman Gallery.
Art Basel Paris closes early amid nationwide protests
Art Basel Paris ended its public program early and major museums are closing as nationwide protests over education, living costs, and police violence...
Jonathan Nez's Navajo Roots Shape Congressional Bid
Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez leverages his upbringing and cultural values in a tight race to unseat Republican Eli Crane in Arizona's...
LA Art Exhibitions and Democracy Sessions Festival Launch October 2026
Los Angeles's October 2026 cultural calendar is defined by the citywide Democracy Sessions festival and a dense roster of gallery exhibitions closing...
Zaha Hadid's Clerkenwell Headquarters Reopens with Performance Exhibition
The Zaha Hadid Foundation has reopened the architect's former London headquarters as a public cultural space, launching with an exhibition on her...
Dolly Parton's Death Prompts Reflection
A writer reflects on the cultural impact of Dolly Parton's death, drawing a personal parallel to his mother's life of creating happiness.
Defector Writers Test Red Lip Tutorial for Reds Week
Lauren and Alex from Defector attempt a red lip look as part of Reds Week, sharing their personal histories with lip products and applying makeup...
FBI repatriates 48 Egyptian artifacts to Cairo
The FBI returned 48 illegally trafficked cultural artifacts to Egypt during a ceremony in Los Angeles last Friday. The items span from the Pharaonic...
The Dark Side of The Sims: Why Players Are Boycotting the Beloved Game
The Sims series has been a cultural phenomenon for over 25 years, but its recent acquisition by a group of private investors has sparked controversy...
Producer Christine Vachon on Fighting for Provocative Stories in US Independent Film
Christine Vachon, a trailblazing producer in US independent film, has been making idiosyncratic American cinema for over 35 years. Her production...
Los Angeles Architect Paul Revere Williams Fought Racism and Shaped the City's Aesthetic
A forthcoming exhibition at three Los Angeles institutions will highlight the work and legacy of Paul Revere Williams, the first licensed Black...
American Doctor: A Harrowing Film on Gaza's Collapsing Hospital System
A new documentary film, American Doctor, follows three doctors from different cultural and religious backgrounds as they volunteer on the frontlines...