Women Artists for Revolution (W.A.R., of course) weren't shy about their rallying cry in 1969. "The group ignited a robust movement against gender discrimination within, and widespread exclu…
Two artists explore objects in a new perspective.
When I interviewed Ken Ludwig about his latest play, Dear Jack, Dear Louise, which opened at Arena Stage more than a year ago, I was curious about his parents"the Jack and Louise of the titl…
To celebrate Valentine's Day in its own inimitable way, Dad's Garage Theatre... The post Theater + art: TheatreSports; "One by One" appeared first on ARTS ATL.
Fundraising for the project has been at a virtual standstill for the past two years, since Vancouver's Chan family, headed by Burrard International Holdings founder Caleb Chan, committed $40…
(Hilton Als's article appeared in The New Yorker, 2/8. PHOTO: Photograph from AKG / TT News Agency. ) The Danish memoirist built a literature of disaster, brick by brick. Don't think yoursel…
When should massive festivals like Glastonbury, or Chicago's Lollapalooza, return? How about big weddings? We need to keep in mind there are different ways of looking at those questions.
The attorney general does not comment on ongoing audits, but Hyperallergic has acquired documents raising questions about board member self-interest and misuse of tax-exempt bonds that nonpr…
Real Art Ways has received a $20,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts to support its annual Real Art Awards competition, which gives money and exhibition opportunities to six e…
I was so enthusiastic about the first episode last week in this Rattlestick Theater series about Greenwich Village written by musical theater graduate students at NYU " that my disappointmen…
In her book Faux Pas, the painter makes a rarified field approachable with humor and profundity. "You take a picture, but you make a drawing." I've tried for dec…
Mark Harris' biography of Mike Nichols pulses with a narrative energy equal to its subject.
The vast Bass Concert Hall Stage turns gallery as Texas Performing Arts presents Behind the Scenes: The Art of the Hollywood Backdrop. Visit mid-century Hollywood without leaving Austin thro…
Nemser started calling out sexism in the art and art history worlds half a century ago. "Her serious criticism and scholarship belied a whimsical streak she would occasionally indulge, as sh…
Mwazulu Diyabanza is a Congolese activist who would prefer France's museums were open so he could get some attention for taking African objects from their displays "to highlight what he sees…
"The explosive claim was made in an open letter to Hermitage boss Mikhail Piotrovsky by Andre Ruzhnikov, who has been buying and selling Fabergé for 40 years. In it, he accuses Piotrovsky o…
For an artwork to be copyrightable, it must possess some "minimal degree of creativity" and be original to the "author." This leads us to ask questions that test the boundaries of the tradit…
"The new regulations … mandate that dealers must conduct specific checks on clients and report suspicious transactions that may suggest money laundering to the government. … The report f…
"The National Institute of Anthropology and History, a division of the Mexico government dedicated to the preservation of cultural artifacts, has filed a legal claim over 33 pre-Columbian ob…
Such quirky, esoteric mash-ups feel less like stylistic innovations and more like branding exercises, reflecting a present in which one's ability to market oneself is more important than mas…
The Met's director, Max Hollein: "Every museum in the U.S. is having these conversations. … For us not to discuss this now would be irresponsible." " The New York Times
The director of Meek's Cutoff and First Cow is also feeling, well, a bit cynical. "There's so much celebration of women and people of color this year and I'm thinking 'that's great,' but a c…