Headline Magazine
November 18, 2023
Opinions
Opinions
The Ultimate Game of Lost & Found: Digitization of The British Museum and its Relationship to Ongoing Colonialist Tradition

A questioning of ownership, responsibility, and redemption as they regard The British Museum and traveling exhibits

November 17, 2023
Interviews
Interviews
Just Push Play: A Conversation with Vessna Scheff

Vessna Scheff talks with the Art Review about her recent single “Butter”, her solo show “Click! Whir. Unravel…”, her inspirations, her teaching, and her interdisciplinary practice.

November 17, 2023
On The Hill
On The Hill
Bird Watcher: A Conversation with Dawson Phillips

Dawson Phillips talks about his upcoming show “Objectivity,” his artistic practice, his inspirations, and birds in this interview.

November 12, 2023
Opinions
Opinions
The Dreams of a Dying Artist are On Our Walls

On the absurdity of the trendy fascination with Matisse’s cutouts.

November 12, 2023
News
News
Picasso’s Brooklyn Commission Now on View at the Met

The ‘Picasso: A Cubist Commission in Brooklyn’ is on view until January 14, 2024.

November 12, 2023
Opinions
Opinions
It's Not All Just Mesopotamia

The Ancient Near East is quite unique in the history of ancient art because many Ancient Near Eastern cultures are marked by rapid upheavals of political power, leading to continuous changes within the art. This article explores the differences and similarities among each of the cultures in the Ancient Near East.