In New Memoir, a Pathbreaking Historian of ‘Whiteness’ Recounts Her Attempt To Be a Serious Artist
Release Date:
06/18/2018
Arts
New York Community Trust, Mertz Gilmore Foundation, and Others Fund Choreographer-in-Residence Program for NYC's Choreographers of African Descent
Release Date:
06/15/2018
RestorationART presents Afro Pas De Deux, a two-day festival, featuring award-winning 2018 ChoreoQuest choreographers-in-residence as they innovate within the algorithm of a pas de deux.
Ford and PBS Partner on Documentary Series
Release Date:
06/15/2018
On Friday, June 15, 2018, PBS will premiere Ford Foundation funded BREAKING BIG, a 12-episode documentary series, explores the unexpected journey to success of some of the world's most influential artists, innovators, political leaders, athletes,...
The Woman Who Harvested a Wheat Field off Wall Street
Release Date:
06/15/2018
‘Appalled’ by 5Pointz Developer, a Judge Upholds the Massive $6.75 Million in Damages Awarded to Graffiti Artists
Release Date:
06/14/2018
How Will the Repeal of Net Neutrality Impact Artists?
Release Date:
06/13/2018
The Public Theater Celebrates Leonard Tow, Founder and Chairman of The Tow Foundation at Its Annual Gala
Release Date:
06/12/2018
The Public's annual gala celebrated Leonard Tow, founder and chairman of The Tow Foundation. Marcia Dunn, Susan Edelstein, Kenny Leon , Wendi Rose, Josh Sapan, and Susan and Peter J. Solomon served as Gala Chairs.
An Artist Group Is Putting Up Political Billboards All Over America
Release Date:
06/11/2018
Joan Mitchell Is Having A Moment
Release Date:
06/11/2018
“As the art world looks back at male-dominated narratives, Mitchell is now gaining deeper recognition for her skill, persistence and depth of vision throughout her lifetime,” said Christa Blatchford, chief executive officer of the Joan Mitchell...
Museums Too: What Should Institutions Do When Artists Are Accused of Abuse?
Release Date:
06/08/2018
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