By Christina Knight for NYC-ARTS. On March 19, the 10th anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, a young Arab-American composer was wrestling a pro...
With the large retrospective Yoko Ono. Half-A-Wind Show. Eine Retrospektive, the Schirn Kunsthalle in Frankfurt am Main in Germany wants to highlight her pioneering role as an artist, as a groundbreaking protagonist of the early conceptual, film and performance art.
Forcing the country to face social issues through cultural interventions is especially critical for a grassroots U.S. immigrant rights movement, given that none of the "leaders" of the Washington-based immigrant rights groups with national media clout is an immigrant. That's right: none.
President Obama demonstrated that he still has a knack for mobilizing members of the art world this week. According to The Los Angeles Times, a gr...
On a recent morning in Caracas, Venezuela, over a dozen topless women donning only red pants congregated in front of the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo ...
Although posters and creative strategies have long been part of elections, the 2008 presidential campaign was notable for the artistic boost that Bara...
Anne-Marie Slaughter's recent article in The Atlantic, "Why Women Still Can't Have It All," has kicked off a typhoon of debate across the country. Sla...
Let's start with a seemingly cut-and-dried example, Pablo Picasso and his painting, "Guernica," which was commissioned by the Spanish government but exiled from Spain by Picasso himself.
Who snuck nude paintings of Taoiseach Brian Cowen into two of Dublin's most prestigious museums?...
My two installations, "The Assassination of Barack Obama" and "The Assassination of Hillary Clinton" made headlines when law officials detained me over the use of the word "assassination."
