Valparaiso University of Indiana Considers Selling Invaluable Artworks

To truly rid themselves of their complicity in colonization and exploitation, the museum must engage in discussion with all countries of origin—not just the white ones.

Taleen talks to photographer Amy Tierney about the power of sending messages through photography.

Examining the work of the photographer, who, for the last 40 years, has documented Black lives and culture.

Sze redefines how sculpture interacts with space and reflects its human viewer.

$1 Billion, 38 Artworks, and 8 Years Later, Rybolovlev v. Bouvier is still going strong. Now, Sotheby’s faces allegations of “fraud” and “aiding and abetting” from the Russian oligarch over the purchase of an extraordinary art collection, including pieces by Da Vinci, Rodin, Picasso, and Matisse.