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Richard Prince Transforms Donald Trump’s Accusers Into Art to Fund Grassroots Voter Registration

Prince's prints start at $100 and will be available at Karma Books and the upcoming Frieze Art Fair in New York.

By Eileen Kinsella, Apr 20, 2018

Politics

‘Every Artist Who’s Not a Lunatic Is Concerned’: Brazil’s Art Scene Struggles to Find a Unified Response to Political Turmoil

The country's leading art fair, SP-Arte, has taken extra steps to avoid confrontation.

By Henri Neuendorf, Apr 12, 2018

Politics

German Culture Minister Meets With France to Find Common Ground on Colonial Heritage and European Policy

Germany is keen on a joint approach to the problem of looted artefacts as the Humboldt Forum nears completion in Berlin.

By Kate Brown, Apr 10, 2018

Politics

A Guantánamo Detainee Is Fighting the US Government for the Right to Display His Art

Ammar al-Baluchi has been a prisoner of the US since 2003.

By Sarah Cascone, Apr 6, 2018

Politics

An Anarchist Art Collective Transformed a Trump Tower Hotel Suite Into a Prison Cell for the President

The guerrilla art project turned a luxury suite into a 24-hour art pop-up, with a Trump lookalike jailed inside a prison cell with live rats.

By Sarah Cascone, Apr 2, 2018

Politics

Trump Signs Bill Banning the Government From Funding Oil Paintings of Politicians

Trump has shaved a whopping $500,000 off the federal budget with the new law.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 28, 2018

Politics

Artist Wolfgang Tillmans and Architect Rem Koolhaas Think the European Union Gets a Bad Rap. So They Want You to Rebrand It.

The pair call for pro-Europe ideas and images to challenge the rising tide of nationalism and growing support of far-right parties.

By Kate Brown, Mar 26, 2018

Politics

Trump Signs a New Spending Bill That Increases Funding for the NEA and NEH, Despite Threats to Veto

The president has called for the elimination of the NEA and NEH.

By Sarah Cascone, Mar 23, 2018

Politics

‘National Geographic’ Turned to a Photo Historian to Help Reckon With Its Colonialist Past. Even He Was Unsettled by What He Found

John Edwin Mason, a historian of race and photography, spoke to Ben Davis about examining the famed magazine's troubled history.

By Ben Davis, Mar 21, 2018

Politics

Richard Prince Transforms Donald Trump’s Accusers Into Art to Fund Grassroots Voter Registration

Politics

‘Every Artist Who’s Not a Lunatic Is Concerned’: Brazil’s Art Scene Struggles to Find a Unified Response to Political Turmoil

Politics

German Culture Minister Meets With France to Find Common Ground on Colonial Heritage and European Policy

Politics

A Guantánamo Detainee Is Fighting the US Government for the Right to Display His Art

Politics

An Anarchist Art Collective Transformed a Trump Tower Hotel Suite Into a Prison Cell for the President

Politics

Trump Signs Bill Banning the Government From Funding Oil Paintings of Politicians

Politics

Artist Wolfgang Tillmans and Architect Rem Koolhaas Think the European Union Gets a Bad Rap. So They Want You to Rebrand It.

Politics

Trump Signs a New Spending Bill That Increases Funding for the NEA and NEH, Despite Threats to Veto

Politics

‘National Geographic’ Turned to a Photo Historian to Help Reckon With Its Colonialist Past. Even He Was Unsettled by What He Found

Politics

A Statue of an African American Woman Will Replace a Confederate General in the US Capitol

Politics

To Boost the Market, Germany May Restore Tax Breaks on Art Sales—But Not Everyone Is Convinced It Would Help

Politics

The NRA Used Anish Kapoor’s Most Famous Work in a Political Ad. Now the Artist Is Blasting Back.

Politics

Scattering Pill Bottles at the Temple of Dendur, Nan Goldin Leads a Dramatic Oxycontin Protest at the Met

Politics

France’s President Has Promised to Return Africa’s Heritage—Now Macron’s Pledge Is Being Put to the Test

Politics

England’s Great Exhibition Loses Arms Industry Sponsor After Artists Protest

Richard Prince Transforms Donald Trump’s Accusers Into Art to Fund Grassroots Voter Registration

‘Every Artist Who’s Not a Lunatic Is Concerned’: Brazil’s Art Scene Struggles to Find a Unified Response to Political Turmoil

German Culture Minister Meets With France to Find Common Ground on Colonial Heritage and European Policy

A Guantánamo Detainee Is Fighting the US Government for the Right to Display His Art

An Anarchist Art Collective Transformed a Trump Tower Hotel Suite Into a Prison Cell for the President

Trump Signs Bill Banning the Government From Funding Oil Paintings of Politicians

Artist Wolfgang Tillmans and Architect Rem Koolhaas Think the European Union Gets a Bad Rap. So They Want You to Rebrand It.

Trump Signs a New Spending Bill That Increases Funding for the NEA and NEH, Despite Threats to Veto

‘National Geographic’ Turned to a Photo Historian to Help Reckon With Its Colonialist Past. Even He Was Unsettled by What He Found

A Statue of an African American Woman Will Replace a Confederate General in the US Capitol

To Boost the Market, Germany May Restore Tax Breaks on Art Sales—But Not Everyone Is Convinced It Would Help

The NRA Used Anish Kapoor’s Most Famous Work in a Political Ad. Now the Artist Is Blasting Back.

Scattering Pill Bottles at the Temple of Dendur, Nan Goldin Leads a Dramatic Oxycontin Protest at the Met

France’s President Has Promised to Return Africa’s Heritage—Now Macron’s Pledge Is Being Put to the Test

England’s Great Exhibition Loses Arms Industry Sponsor After Artists Protest

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