Politics The Unlikely Winner of the Trump Presidency? Art Supply Stores Donald Trump says he's good for business. Art supply stores probably agree. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 23, 2017
Politics UNESCO Raises $75.5 Million to Defend Cultural Heritage in War Zones The United States is not among the countries who are donating. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 21, 2017
Politics On the Eve of Triennial, Prospect New Orleans Director Brooke Anderson Resigns She will be director of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 16, 2017
Politics Marina Abramović and Other Outraged Cultural Icons Demand Trump Spare Arts Funding Jasper Johns, Cindy Sherman, and Richard Serra are among those signing a petition to save the NEA. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 16, 2017
Politics Trump Pledges to End the National Endowment for the Arts and Humanities He is the first president to do so. By Caroline Elbaor, Mar 16, 2017
Politics George W. Bush Publishes Book of His Paintings, and It’s a Bestseller Check out the former president's new paintings of military veterans. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 13, 2017
Politics Trump Supporters Stalk ‘He Will Not Divide Us’ Livestream to Mystery Location Haters continue to try to thwart the artwork. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 10, 2017
Politics Targeted for Invasive Questioning at the Border, a Political Artist Asks ‘Why?’ Lawyers told artnet News that his experience represents an unsettling new normal of scrutiny. By Brian Boucher, Mar 10, 2017
Politics Meet the Art World Activists Responsible for These Viral Trump Sexual Assault Posters Painter Marilyn Minter, curator Alison Gingeras, and graffiti artist KATSU are all involved. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 9, 2017
Politics How the Art World Took to the Streets for International Women’s Day "A Day Without a Woman" had ripple effects across the cultural industries. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 9, 2017
Politics The Pussyhat, Beloved Icon of Women’s March, Enters the V&A’s Permanent Collection The feminist symbol has achieved staggering popular currency in a short time. By Sarah Cascone, Mar 8, 2017
Politics Syrian Forces Retake Ancient City of Palmyra From ISIS This marks the second time it has been retaken from the Islamic State. By Eileen Kinsella, Mar 3, 2017
Politics New York Gallery Owner Denied Entry Into US From Argentina Juan Garcia Mosqueda, a legal US resident, was detained for 36 hours before being forced to fly back to Buenos Aires. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Mar 1, 2017
Politics Anti-Fascists Clash With Right-Wing Group Inside the Minneapolis Institute of Art The culture war becomes very, very real. By Sarah Cascone, Feb 28, 2017
Politics Shia LaBeouf’s ‘He Will Not Divide Us’ Is Temporarily Shut Down—Again The project is proving to be more controversial than expected. By Alyssa Buffenstein, Feb 24, 2017