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Beck Reflects on His Career and the Meaning of a Devil's
In a wide-ranging interview, musician Beck discusses his artistic evolution, the 'slacker' label, and the enduring legacy of his introspective work...
Film Industry Rallies Behind NAZA Directors
Film festival leaders and artists globally support Oscar-winning Israeli directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor after Israel's culture minister...
Union Town documentary exposes US delivery
Barbara Kopple's documentary 'Union Town' examines the fight to unionize app-based delivery workers for Amazon and DoorDash, highlighting their...
Roy Lichtenstein and Social Justice Lead Art Season
The New York art season features a major Roy Lichtenstein retrospective at the Whitney and exhibitions addressing social justice, including work by...
Fall Art Books Explore Deaf Culture, Chicana Archives, Gaza
A fall reading list highlights 15 upcoming art books, including Guadalupe Rosales's East LA memoir, Christine Sun Kim's archive of deaf imagery, and...
Minnie Evans Whitney Exhibit Explores Artist's 'Lost World'
A major exhibition of Minnie Evans's work is on view at the Whitney Museum until January, exploring the untrained artist's visionary drawings and her
Mildred Howard Wins 2026 Artists' Legacy Foundation Award
Assemblage artist Mildred Howard receives a $25,000 unrestricted prize for her work conveying Black American stories.
Marina Mocks Tech's Grip at Whitney Biennial
Julio Torres and Martine Gutierrez's performance 'Marina' premiered at Little Island on August 26, 2026. The work uses grotesque comedy to critique...
The Whale museum opens in Norway in 2027
A new museum dedicated to whales, called The Whale, will open in Andenes, Norway, on June 4, 2027. It will feature life-size sculptures, immersive...
Washington Irving, father of NYC culture
A new book by Phillip Lopate argues that Washington Irving, the 19th-century author of 'Sleepy Hollow,' is the prototype of the New York writer and a
Erykah Badu's 'Before the World Blows': A
Erykah Badu discusses her first album in 11 years, 'Before the World Blows', her work as a doula, and her evolving artistry.
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...
Marina Abramović Explores Balloon Art at New York’s Balloon Museum
Marina Abramović’s newest installation, “Snowy/Windy/Spring on Planet Z,” debuts at the Balloon Museum, marking her first foray into inflatable art...