AI artist says he’s losing money from people stealing his work
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The Pentium as a Navajo weaving
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Burners eat big losses in desperate race to sell unwanted Burning Man tickets
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Giant pigeon to loom over New York
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The Washington Ballet's hardest dance moves
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Navajo Quilt Project co-founder wins national arts fellowship
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Matteo Lane at the MET Opera with Nadine Sierra
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The mystery of the Chicago Rat Hole
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George Carlin - Seven words you can't say on TV
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Early computer art by Barbara Nessim (1984)
18 votes -
How AI art reduces the world to stereotypes
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Germany wins Michigan’s first international fireworks competition
19 votes -
Businessman involved in fraudulent Alaska Native artwork scheme given longest sentence ever handed down to someone violating the Indian Arts and Crafts Act
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‘His name was Bélizaire’: Rare portrait of enslaved child arrives at the Met
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ArtSEA: Seattle’s waterfront makeover brings new art to Alaskan Way
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American theater is imploding before our eyes
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Known for photographs showing hundreds of naked people posing in a wide variety of environments, US artist Spencer Tunick has gathered thousands to pose naked in Finland
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The 2023 Audubon Photography Awards: Winners and honorable mentions
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Jerry Uelsmann, the artist who turned photography upside down
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Hidden pain, controlled bodies: Does ballet have to be like this? A recent explosion of revelations from ballet dancers confronts an art form afraid to look itself in the mirror
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‘Dilbert’ author Scott Adams tells White people to get away from Black people, gets dropped from US newspaper
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Andy’s Pop Life - Revisiting Steve Schapiro’s historic 1965 visit to Andy Warhol’s Factory and his travels across the US with a cadre of Superstars
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Max Martin, the Swedish songwriter and producer, is reluctantly emerging for “& Juliet,” a new Broadway show built on his music
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RIP Gallagher, 1946-2022
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Almost famous: The untold story of an artist’s rock-poster roots
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Chinese poetry of the detention barracks at Angel Island
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Brad Pitt has unveiled his sculptures in a lakeside art museum in Finland alongside Australian musician Nick Cave and British sculptor Thomas Houseago
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Six standing ovations later, Lea Michele triumphantly returns to Broadway in ‘Funny Girl’
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An AI-generated artwork won first place at a state fair fine arts competition, and artists are pissed
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Unveiled: First immersive Roddenberry Archive experiences, multi-year roadmap to preserve history of the ‘Star Trek’ universe
5 votes -
Radical pop art sculptor Claes Oldenburg dies at 93 – many of his sculptures adorn public spaces in the US and around the world
7 votes -
FBI raids Orlando museum and seized all twenty-five works in their Jean-Michel Basquiat exhibition after an affidavit called into question their origin and their authenticity
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Katuarpalaaq drum dancing festival brought performers from Alaska, Canada and Greenland together to share their own ways of dancing and singing
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The American circus is in decline, but performers thrive on TikTok. Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey may be no more, but aerialists and fire-eaters are just a click away.
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The chaotic story of the Spider-Man Broadway musical
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Native Americans: Portraits from a century ago
11 votes -
Public Domain Day 2022: Works from 1926 are open to all
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Unable to travel back to Iceland to see a volcano erupt, Sigur Rós star Jónsi reenacted it with sound installations, scents and sculptures in a New York City exhibit
6 votes -
The sticky issue of consent in street photography
11 votes -
Beer company Natty Light is the unlikely force behind the 'Da Vinci of Debt', now on view in Grand Central Station
11 votes -
Inside the US Army’s warehouse full of Nazi art
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January 1, 2021 is Public Domain Day: Works from 1925 are open to all!
28 votes -
COVID-19 USA Deaths: Field of Flags - Mask Up, America
7 votes -
You know that NYC pizza rat? Here's his story.
5 votes -
John Waters bequeaths his art collection to Baltimore Museum of Art, whose bathrooms will be named in his honor
13 votes -
Saturday Evening Post covers in celebration of voting
5 votes -
The New York City Ballet is releasing its fall season performances online for free this year; this week's performance is available to view until Tuesday
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Survey of 760 US museums shows extreme financial distress from the pandemic, with almost all reporting that they have a year or less of financial operating reserves remaining
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Building the Moroccan Court at the New York Met
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“Representation matters!”: Adam Perez on the empowering feeling of seeing yourself in an image
6 votes