The only film by a woman director in this year’s Venice competition, it shoulders the burden of representing a feminine point ...

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Aaron Noble of the New York State Museum described a post-attack scene in which recovery crews and the institution’s staff ...

A new generation of Japanese collectors, often guided by curiosity rather than long-term investment thinking, is beginning to ...

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Seventeen years after he drew on the walls at Niagara in the East Village, the artist is a superstar, one of only a handful ...

Its self-reflexivity reveals a riveting feminist tome about the winds of cultural change and the difficulty of de-centering ...

Freelancers Union’s Andrea Gordillo and the National Arts Policy Alliance’s Althea Erickson examine why America’s social ...

For wealthy founders, Burning Man offers a rare social experiment where money matters less than contribution—even if wealth ...