The institution denied reports that objects related to the Civil Rights Movement will be removed from two museums amid Trump’s threats to erase “race-centered ideology.” ...

In Hewitt’s “Subfield (Extension) (Tension)” (2024), a geometric arrangement of monochromatic chromogenic prints probes how color is relational: The brown and rose tones in the work will appear ...

This commercial undertaking works hard to present itself with an institutional veneer, making claims that it “fosters a sense ...

The museum’s collection and mission are rooted in the rich, diverse sights, sounds, sensations, and stories of Arab American culture and heritage.

Natalie Jenkins is a Chicago-based artist, writer, and educator. Her work has appeared in Newcity and the Chicago Reader.

The most striking works on view at this New York fair channel political urgency into personal explorations, embracing sincere introspection.

From a toilet "intervention" to signage that upends the traditional gendered silhouette, cultural workers share the labor that goes into developing inclusive facilities.

Real Clothes, Real Lives” shows that women have adapted their attire to accommodate their daily activities with resourcefulness and panache.

After slashing hundreds of grants for cultural institutions, the agency is opening applications for the president’s widely questioned “National Garden of American Heroes.” ...

Pope Francis declared venerable the giant of Catalan Modernisme, who infused motifs from nature and Christianity into his Sagrada Família and other landmarks.

As we head further into 2025, the message is clear: Adaptability, focus, and the right tools will be key to navigating whatever comes next. Want the full conversation and deeper insights? Watch the ...