Sculpture

How An 87-Year-Old Japanese Artist Predicted The Power Of The Internet

The iconic artist foresaw a space of radical connectivity and profound isolation 70 years ago.
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Artist's Unapologetic Vagina Paintings Are A Force Of Body Positivity

Jacqueline Secor painted her way to self-love, one vulva at a time.
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Museums Celebrate The Black Women Artists History Has Overlooked

See their work. Know their names. Learn their stories.
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Some Of History's Naughtiest Artworks Head To Sotheby's Erotic Sale

From Picasso's Cubist nude to a table with boobs and penises, Sotheby's gets nasty.
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Artists With Disabilities Toy With Gender Norms On And Off The Canvas

At studio-gallery Creative Growth, artists are free to make what they want and be who they are.
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Marc Trujillo: 'Nowhere And Everywhere'

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MoMA Responds To Travel Ban By Putting Muslim-Nation Art On Its Walls

This is exactly how major art museums can protest President Donald Trump's Muslim ban.
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Iconic Fine Arts Sculptor Edmonia Lewis Honored In Google Doodle

Black History Month began with the art of this lesser-known black icon.
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Step Into A Feminist Artist's Overgrown Garden Of Girly Delights

Portia Munson explores the gendered history of the color pink in an exhibition that both attracts and repulses.
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Afrofuturist Artists Craft A Virtual World For Women Of Color

"Neurospeculative AfroFeminism" combines technology and fantasy to expand your imagination and physically optimize your brain.
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