Tag: Monuments

Trump again shrinks Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments

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President Donald J. Trump Modifies Two National Monuments, Restoring Sensible Land Management – The White House

RIGHTSIZING UTAH NATIONAL MONUMENTS: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed proclamations that alter the boundaries of the Bears

Monuments Were Never Meant to Last Forever

Book Review: Monumental by Cat Dawson Art historian Cat Dawson’s latest book, Monumental: How a New Generation of

Monuments Collapses American History on Itself

The exhibition "MONUMENTS" at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA) and The Brick showcases a thought-provoking

Against the Pyramids of Giza, Vhils’ Etched Portraits Are Monuments of the Everyday — Colossal

Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto, known as Vhils, has recently unveiled a new installation titled "Doors of Cairo" against

30 NYC Monuments of Black Americans You Should Know

Martin Luther King Jr., and Jackie Robinson, marked a shift toward the representation of specific Black historical figures

Justice Department says Trump can cancel national monuments that protect landscapes : NPR

A sign is set up ahead of President Joe Biden's visit to the Chuckwalla National Monument, Jan. 7,

Artists’ Monuments to the Great Migration

The Great Migration was a pivotal moment in American history, with over six million Black individuals moving to

From Tiny Strips of Cardboard, Greg Olijnyk Fashions Fantastical Monuments — Colossal

Greg Olijnyk, a talented artist based in Melbourne, has a unique way of transforming cardboard into intricate and

A Nazi-Looted Painting Recovered by the Monuments Men During World War II Is Going on Sale

The painting, along with other works of art, was saved by the Monuments Men, a group of soldiers

Simone Leigh’s Monuments to the Black Femme

Simone Leigh's groundbreaking exhibition is a masterful exploration of the Black feminine experience, spanning nearly two decades of