Alan Michelson’s Response to the “Vanishing Indian” Myth
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Trump’s New Portrait Reflects the Controversies of His Second Term
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Museum Exhibits 200-Year-Old Condom Featuring Erotic Imagery
A peculiar 19th-century artifact—a condom etched with an erotic print—is now displayed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, revealing intriguing insights into the past. This unique item, dating from around 1830 and made of sheep intestine, features an illustration of a nun and clergymen, and was likely a luxury brothel souvenir from France. The etching includes the phrase “Voilà mon choix,” […]
A Guide to 15 Must-See Art Exhibitions in Upstate New York This Summer
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The Met Exhibits a Living Artwork from the Village
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City recently unveiled its renovated Michael C. Rockefeller Wing to the press, marking the end of a substantial four-year renovation project. During this event, Chief Mathew Kuarchinj and Tobi Borungai, artists from Papua New Guinea’s Kwoma community, saw the Ceremonial House Ceiling, created by their ancestors over 50 years ago. This remarkable […]
New York’s Slavery Memorial Now Exhibited in Paris
# Africa Rising: A Monument Struggles for Visibility The public can now admire “Africa Rising,” New York City’s sole slavery memorial by a Black woman, but only if they’re in Paris. The 17-foot bronze sculpture by Barbara Chase-Riboud, commissioned in 1996, marks Manhattan’s African Burial Ground where up to 20,000 enslaved people lay forgotten until the early 1990s. Narrating Black […]
Applications Open for 2026–27 and 2027–28 Freund Teaching Fellowships
Emerging and mid-career visual artists are invited to apply for the 2026–27 and 2027–28 Henry L. and Natalie E. Freund Teaching Fellowships. These fellowships, established in 1986, are collaboratively sponsored by the Saint Louis Art Museum and the Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis, with funding support from the Freund Endowment Fund. […]
Sculpture and Drawings by Janina Myronova: Folktales and Fanfare
Step into a vibrant world where clay becomes character and every sculpture tells a story in *Folktales and Fanfare: Sculpture and Drawings by Janina Myronova* at Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls, Montana. The exhibition celebrates the imaginative work of ceramic artist Janina Myronova, whose bold, whimsical figures draw inspiration from folklore, personal reflection, and storytelling. With […]
Authors Who Influenced the City: A Look Back at Tag Conference 2025
**Title: Authors Who Influenced the City: A Reflection at Tag Conference 2025** The Tag Conference 2025 is anticipated to be a thought-provoking gathering, honoring the significant impact of authors on urban environments. Set in a city celebrated for its extensive literary tradition, the conference will investigate how writers have not only illustrated cities but have also molded their identities and […]
BSA Weekly Image Compilation: May 4, 2025
**BSA Weekly Image Collection: May 4, 2025** The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has been at the forefront of nurturing community engagement, leadership skills, and outdoor experiences among young people for more than a hundred years. To showcase the various and meaningful activities that Scouts nationwide take part in, the BSA has been assembling a weekly image collection. This collection […]