2023 Underground Art Market Report
Two nonprofits who planned a public art exhibit in Houston, Texas, claim the project has effectively been censored by Clear Channel Outdoor, an advertising company that owns billboards that were to be used to display the work. Art At a Time Like This released a …
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The court’s three liberal justices dissented, saying that the prisoner, Michael Johnson, should be able to challenge prolonged denial of fresh air. Over a forceful dissent from its three liberal members, the Supreme Court on Monday turned down an appeal from a prisoner in Illinois …
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The 40th hearing session of the Kobanî trial took place yesterday (November 12) and is continuing today at the Ankara 22nd Heavy Penal Court within the Sincan Prison Campus. In the trial, 108 individuals, including former Co-Chairpersons of the People’s Democratic Party (HDP) Figen Yüksekdağ …
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November 13, 2023, 6 AM ET Share Saved StoriesSave Editor’s Note: This article is part of “On Reconstruction,” a project about America’s most radical experiment. Foreword For her work as an actor and a playwright, Anna Deavere Smith has been a Pulitzer Prize finalist, a …
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Democrats claim election fraud is a myth. But videos don’t lie. Roll the tapes: On Nov. 1, Connecticut Judge William Clark overturned the results of the Bridgeport mayoral primary, calling video evidence of potential fraud “shocking.” Wanda Geter-Pataky, the vice chair of the Bridgeport Democratic …
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T HE GREATEST BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU fighter in the world is looking to fight me. “Put your hands up,” Rickson Gracie tells me as he advances. “Like you’re talking like an Italian.” I raise my hands as he lunges toward my head. “Don’t let me touch …
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EDMOND — Inherent genius, compelling urge and steel-willed determination helped Oklahoman Wiley Post achieve global fame and establish an enduring legacy as a aviation pioneer. An Oklahoma City artist is drawing on similar strengths as he seeks to build a massive statue of Post in …
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We build community because we can’t expect, demand, or control the machinations of the captivity business. Likewise, we can’t be sure that the politics of confinement will provide the spiritual and artistic resources we need to transcend our encagements. These Collectives are our expression of …
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The special delivery arrived in 1805, addressed to “Miss Mary Steele, Mrs. Keets School, Annapolis.” Probably wrapped in fabric, then paper and sealed with wax, the landscape painting was the perfect present for a 16-year-old girl attending a school for young ladies. As she practiced …
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Independent filmmaker explains the challenges of making a film behind bars Stephen Greer and Hilary Fennell in the film Hilary Fennell Today at 03:30 I got the idea for this documentary when convicted terrorist Stephen Greer took part in The Secret Artists, my previous film …
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