Culture and Arts

The French Lesbian Curator and Spy Who Saved Art From the Nazis

The story of Rose Valland, a French art historian and curator during World War II, is one of heroism and defiance against the forces of evil. When the Nazis occupied

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Six Art Spaces to Visit in St. Louis

St. Louis, known for its free admission to all major art museums, stands out as a unique art destination in

Tarka Kings Renders Intimate Portraits of a Morning Routine in Graphite and Colored Pencil — Colossal

Lidos are a quintessential summertime experience along Britain’s sea coasts, where outdoor pools are often integrated right into the beach.

A Love Letter to Manhattan’s Lower East Side

Destiny Mata's Lower East Side Yearbook project is more than just a record of the neighborhood's history; it is a

Historic Diné Weaving Relabeled to Center Native History

In Ganado, Arizona, a Diné (Navajo) shepherd and weaver named Nikyle Begay was inspired by the legacy of master weaver

‘Madeleine’ Chronicles a Poignant Road Trip and a Unique Friendship — Colossal

Madeleine, a vibrant centenarian residing in a senior home in Canada, leads a fulfilling life filled with activities like knitting

The Bukhara Biennial Will Break Your Heart

The Bukhara Biennial in Uzbekistan has made a remarkable debut with its inaugural event titled "Recipes for Broken Hearts." This

Frank Wimberley, Artist of Controlled Accidents, Dies at 99

Frank Wimberley in an undated photo (all photos courtesy Berry Campbell Gallery) Last winter, from his home in Corona, Queens,

Art Movements: Marina Abramović, Rosana Paulino, AI Art Museum

Featured inCommunity Awards We sift through the press announcements for you. Art Movements, released each Thursday afternoon, compiles essential news,