Books ‘Invisible Man’ Author Ralph Ellison Was Also a Prolific Photographer. A New Book Spotlights Hundreds of His Polaroids and Street Scenes Ellison often collaborated with his lifelong friend Gordon Parks. By Vittoria Benzine, Dec 1, 2022
Pop Culture The Bob Marley ‘One Love’ Immersive Experience Will Touch Down in Los Angeles, Complete With a Silent Disco and Weed Garden The opening in January marks the show's U.S. debut. By Richard Whiddington, Dec 1, 2022
Politics Climate Activists Threaten to Start Slashing Paintings as They ‘Escalate’ Their Campaign to Model the Suffragist Movement The group said it's looking to the suffragette protestors of the 1910s for inspiration. By Taylor Dafoe, Dec 1, 2022
Archaeology A Group of Eighth-Graders on a Field Trip Near Tel Aviv Stumbled Upon a 3,000-Year-Old Sacred Egyptian Amulet The group's leader calls the find 'the dream of every amateur archaeologist.' By Vittoria Benzine, Dec 1, 2022
On View The Home of Ronald Lauder, Along With Its Vast Private Art Holdings, Has Been Reproduced Inside the Neue Galerie New York Spanning ancient Greco-Roman sculptures through 20th-century German and Austrian works, it is one of the world’s greatest private art collections. By Gabé Hirschowitz, Dec 1, 2022
Science & Tech DALL-E, the A.I. Art App, Is the Breakout Star of a New Show About Dreams at Florida’s Dalí Museum Visitors can watch images from their dreams stripped of their individual significance and fused together into a single AI hivemind fantasy. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Dec 1, 2022
Science & Tech A Top A.I. Art Generator’s Latest Version Prohibits Mimicking Work by Other Artists. Users Are Calling It ‘Censorship’ The latest update to Stable Diffusion also includes an adult content filter limiting the generation of NSFW images. By Richard Whiddington, Dec 1, 2022
Science & Tech An Artist and Chef Collaborated to Imagine the Dinner of the Future. It Involves Animation, Virtual Reality, and… Not Being Able to See Your Food A multi-sensory experience at Superblue Miami lets you dine in virtual reality. By Sarah Cascone, Dec 1, 2022
Art World Art Industry News: MoMA Trustee and Billionaire Collector Leon Black Faces New Allegations + Other Stories Plus, New York's former culture czar supports New School strikers, and dealer Johann König takes on new artists. By Artnet News, Dec 1, 2022
Art World Wet Paint in the Wild: Laurie Simmons Revels in Her Opening at 56 Henry and Honors Jimmy Desana at Brooklyn Museum The artist takes us through a week in her life. By Annie Armstrong, Dec 1, 2022
People The Curators Behind This Year’s Polarizing Documenta and ‘Unions’ Top This Year’s ‘ArtReview’ Power 100 List The NFT, which ranked first last year, has been bumped off the list completely since the crypto crash. By Jo Lawson-Tancred, Nov 30, 2022
Pop Culture Holy Hot Wheels, Batman! Michael Keaton’s 1989 Batmobile Just Hit the Market for $1.5 Million It wasn't built for speed, maxing out at just 30 mph, but it does come with a working flamethrower. By Vittoria Benzine, Nov 30, 2022
Art World Azerbaijani Artist Faig Ahmed’s Sculptural Rugs Blur the Line Between Art, Craft, and Optical Illusion The collectible rugs can be acquired through the artist's New York gallery, ranging in price from $70,000 to $200,000. By Meka Boyle, Nov 30, 2022
Politics Jim Carrey Has Quit Twitter in the Wake of Elon Musk’s Takeover, Signing Off With One Last Artwork of a ‘Crazy Old Lighthouse Keeper’ The actor is the latest in a string of celebrities to abandon the platform in recent weeks. By Caroline Goldstein, Nov 30, 2022
Pop Culture How Artists Matthew Barney and Michaël Borremans Found Themselves Swept Up in Controversy Over a Balenciaga Ad Campaign Books by Matthew Barney and Michaël Borremans appear in the back of ad image that some say promotes child exploitation. By Taylor Dafoe, Nov 30, 2022
