Author: Wallace Ludel

Dave Hickey, the totemic cultural critic whose quick-witted work both democratised and bisected the art world, has died at 82.

On 22 November, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)—a branch of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE)—and the US Department of State repatriated

In June of 2020, amid a national reckoning with problematic monuments, the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) requested that

US president Joe Biden announced on 15 November that his administration is moving to block fossil fuel drilling within a

Following a year-long delay due to the pandemic and further partial delays stemming from Hurricane Ida, the fifth edition of

Rhizome, a platform for digital art and culture founded by the artist Mark Tribe in 1996 and an affiliate of

A new bipartisan bill in Congress, known as the Creative Economy Revitalization Act (CERA), is proposing a $300m federal grants

A long-raging legal battle over the rights to Frida Kahlo’s legacy and image—which escalated in 2018 following the release of