August 3, 2022

#SitLikeaGirl is a reaction to those who criticized Annie Leibovitz’s photo of Olena Zelenska. The post Women Rally Behind Ukraine’s First Lady With a Viral Instagram Hashtag After She Was Criticized for Her ‘Unfeminine’ Pose in ‘Vogue’ appeared first on Artnet News.

A new lawsuit, filed July 27 in US District Court in Chicago, alleges that the estate of Henry Darger is illegally in the hands of his former landlord. The suit, brought by a distant relative of Darger

U.S. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi concluded her controversial visit to Taiwan by going to the National Human Rights Museum in Taipei, where she met with prominent human rights advocates who were once persecuted by China. After weeks of intense buildup, Pelosi’s trip lasted less than one day, but it has already inflamed tensions

The new site, “HorrorTown,” will operate year-round. The post A New Museum of Horror—Featuring Doll Displays and the World’s Largest Coffin—Is Opening in Michigan appeared first on Artnet News.

Students at the Imperial College in London have decried an Antony Gormley sculpture that is set to be installed at the school’s revitalized South Kensington Campus, citing its allegedly “phallic” nature. The sculpture, titled ALERT, is meant to represent an abstracted figure shown in a squatting position. But the students claim that it looks more

Storm King Art Center in Windsor, New York, is embarking on a $45 million capital project that will result in substantial enhancements to its open-air museum facility. The plan calls for a new “Welcome