A new bill introduced in the Texas legislature could fine museums $500,000 per day if they display "obscene" works of art, ...

Contemporary Women Artists” is on display in the Akron Art Museum’s Karl and Bertl Arnstein Galleries through Aug. 10.

Ours is an era when canceling people for dissenting against fashionable woke shibboleths has become an inevitable and often ...

Walking into the Kimbell Art Museum’s latest exhibition this weekend, visitors to the Fort Worth institution will experience ...

Art Basel Hong Kong (ABHK) 2025 is primarily a place of encounters. There is curation, there are roadmaps, and things are ...

Beneath the grand dome of Nigeria’s Senate, where power and performance often collide, another political drama unfolded, ...

A St Kilda sculpture became the target of anti-Semitic vandalism and political graffiti—prompting a community's swift ...

Chinese artist Badiucao has said he snuck a political message onto two billboards in Mong Kok during last week’s Art Week.

The staged duel was part of a UF studio art class student project designed to satirize modern political discourse.

Art has long been a tool for resistance, documenting history and challenging power — raising the question, can it ever truly be apolitical?

The Americans and Europeans may have their worries, but the Chinese were splashing cash, and Australian collectors were back ...