Fatma Hassona’s death in Gaza was ‘targeted’ killing, film director tells Cannes
Fatma Hassona, the Gaza photojournalist whose death in an Israeli missile strike has sparked global outrage, was the victim of a...
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Louder than bombs: Cannes screens tribute to Gaza photojournalist who refused a quiet death
Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassona refused to be a mere statistic in Israel’s methodical destruction of Gaza. Her endeavour to document...
Cannes 2025: Nudity ban causes a stir on the red carpet
Cannes has rolled out a new dress code banning full nudity and oversized gowns, shaking up red carpet fashion and...
Taiwanese American Arts Council Presents Eco Art on Island
Ecology is the science of relationships between organisms and their environments. It reminds us that human culture must reconnect with...
Mitchell Johnson Exhibits Paintings at Paris’s Galerie Mercier
On May 20–24, 2025, Mitchell Johnson will exhibit small paintings at Galerie Mercier in Paris. This show includes compositions from...
Marlene Dumas’s Record-Breaking Sale Is a Win for Women Artists—But the Market Still Has More Work to Do
On Wednesday night, Marlene Dumas was newly crowned the most expensive living female artist in the world when her 1997...
Larry Gagosian Buys BookHampton to Keep Pages Turning in East Hampton
The Hampton’s favorite indie bookstore has found a savior—and it’s not Oprah, but the art world’s most powerful art dealer....
The Return of the R-Rated Comedy?
Will Ferrell may be forever Elf, but the actor became the face of R-rated comedies. “Old School.” “Step Brothers.” “Anchorman.”...
Nation of Language Sign to Sub Pop, Share New Song ‘Inept Apollo’
Nation of Language – the Brooklyn-based trio made up of Ian Richard Devaney, Aidan Noell, and Alex MacKay – have...
Laufey Announces New Album ‘A Matter of Time’, Shares New Single
Laufey has announced a new album, A Matter of Time. The follow-up to 2023’s Bewitched is set to come out...
