Culture and Arts

Australian University Scraps Show Featuring Work of Lebanese-Born Artist

Monash University in Melbourne has made the decision to indefinitely postpone an upcoming exhibition that was set to feature the work of Lebanese-born artist Khaled Sabsabi. This news comes just

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Regal Portraits Evoke Myth and Power in Simone Elizabeth Saunders’ Hand-Tufted Textiles — Colossal

Simone Elizabeth Saunders is an artist who delves deep into the exploration of Black identity through her vibrant and powerful

Tate Museums Cut Staff by 7%, Citing Post-Pandemic Deficit

The Tate museums in the United Kingdom are making tough decisions in response to a post-pandemic deficit, with approximately 40

This April, Thousands of Kites will Paint the Sky for an International Festival of Flight — Colossal

The international kite festival, Artevento, is set to take place in Cervia, Italy, for 16 days this spring, from April

“We Don’t Want To Leave”

The small arthouse cinema O Cinema in Miami Beach is facing potential lease cancellation and the loss of $80,000 in

Through Knotted Installations, Windy Chien Reinterprets the Hitching Post — Colossal

Exploring the rich history of hitching posts dating back to the 1800s, we uncover a narrative woven with threads of

Getty Acquires Raymond Pettibon Archive

The Getty recently made a significant announcement regarding the acquisition of the archive of renowned artist Raymond Pettibon. Pettibon, known

In ‘KAUANI,’ Indigenous Mexican Flora Flourishes in Glowing Lanterns — Colossal

Tornasol Studio, founded by designers Inés Quezada and Inés Llasera, has introduced a new series of luminaires called KAUANI, inspired

Trump Pushes Out First Native Chair of National Endowment for the Humanities

National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Chair Shelly C. Lowe, the first Native American and second woman to hold the