Obedience on a Plate: A Look at Designing the Gesture of Power
Walking into Designing the Gesture of Power doesn’t feel like entering a typical gallery. It’s quieter than you expect —...
Month: May 2025
Why buying art has never been easier than now
Buying art isn’t just for collectors with deep pockets or encyclopedic knowledge. With platforms like Artsper, discovering and owning your...
Pulp Share Video for New Single ‘Got to Have Love’
Pulp have shared a video for ‘Got to Have Love’, the second preview of their comeback LP, More. The sweeping,...
Arts 24 in Cannes: Paul Mescal talks chemistry with Josh O’Connor in ‘The History of Sound’
Culture editor Eve Jackson brings us another special programme from the Cannes Film Festival. Today, we talk to actor Paul...
Cannes 2025: Did Trump’s tariffs hijack the world’s busiest film market?
US President Donald Trump’s threat to slap crippling tariffs on foreign-made movies has dominated discussions at the Cannes Film Festival,...
Hit by Federal Grant Losses, NYC Culture Orgs Ask for More City Funding
Several dozen New York City arts and culture advocates — including unionized museum workers, public school educators, community nonprofit leaders,...
Care and Connection Are at the Heart of the 2025 Hawai‘i Triennial
HAWAI‘I — Since mid-February, Honolulu’s city hall has hosted Meleanna Aluli Meyer’s “‘Umeke Lā‘au: Culture Medicine.” The sculpture, which enlarges...
Van Gogh’s ‘Sower at Sunset’ Features in Pope Leo’s First General Address
Vincent van Gogh made a surprise appearance at the first address by Pope Leo XIV—in spirit, at least. On Wednesday,...
Mediterranean Alliance for Wetlands Launches Campaign Against the Guggenheim Museum Expansion in Spain
The Mediterranean Alliance for Wetlands launched a campaign to protect the Urdaibai Biosphere Reserve from an extension of the Guggenheim...
Lindsay Arnold Explains Why So Many Ballroom Dancers Are Mormons
Dancing With the Stars alum Lindsay Arnold is shedding new light on the “intense” dance culture in Utah. During a...
