LACMA Employees Initiate Unionization Effort

Employees at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) announced they are unionizing as of Wednesday, October 29. The new union, named LACMA United, will represent over 300 workers across various departments. They are campaigning for fairer compensation, expanded benefits, and increased transparency. The unionization effort is supported by AFSCME Cultural Workers United District Council 36, which has successfully […]

Rewriting the History of Afro-Descendant Art in Puerto Rico: The Role of Museums and Communities

At a time when museums are being called to confront their role in perpetuating structural racism, “Tiznando el País: Visualities and Representations” offers a different model: a national and transnational initiative that brings together museums, community organizations, artists, and scholars to rethink the narratives of Afro and Afro-descendant art in Puerto Rico and its diaspora. From 2023 to 2026, nearly […]

Expand Your Artistic Practice with Maine College of Art & Design’s MFA in Studio Art Program

The Master of Fine Arts in Studio Art (MFA) program at Maine College of Art & Design (MECA&D) offers a comprehensive approach designed to break down traditional academic boundaries. This interdisciplinary program encourages students to engage deeply with their art practice while exploring new intellectual territories. Spanning six terms, the curriculum is centered on studio practice, individual research, and critical […]

Prosecutor Confirms Two Suspects’ Admission of Involvement in Louvre Heist

**Two Suspects Detained in Daring Daylight Heist at the Louvre** Two individuals have been taken into custody in connection with a brazen jewel heist at the Musée du Louvre, Paris officials disclosed today. Partially confessing to their involvement, the suspects were apprehended following a dramatic robbery on October 19, where crown jewels valued over $100 million were stolen. The prized […]

In Memory of Influential Artists: A Tribute to Carla Stellweg, Frank Wimberley, and Ed Kerns

**In Memoriam: Celebrating the Legacy of Influential Artists and Contributors** The art world recently bid farewell to several exceptional individuals who left an indelible mark on their respective fields. Here, we honor their contributions and the profound impact they made on art, culture, and society. **Frank Wimberley (1926–2025)** Renowned as an endlessly experimental abstract expressionist, Frank Wimberley was a vital […]

Lisa Yuskavage’s Portrayal of White Hot Women

**The Role of Pop-Ups in Digital Marketing: An Informed Perspective** Pop-ups have become an integral aspect of digital marketing strategies, captivating users and directing their attention towards specific calls to action. Despite their mixed reputation, when effectively implemented, pop-ups can significantly enhance user engagement and conversion rates. **Types of Pop-Ups and Their Uses** 1. **Entry Pop-Ups**: These appear as soon […]

Harmonia Rosales Reimagines the African Diasporic Pantheon

How do you start creating a world? It’s a question Los Angeles-based artist Harmonia Rosales had to ask herself while crafting Chronicles of Ori: An African Epic (2025), a superbly fantastical book. The collection gathers 41 intertwined tales of African gods and goddesses, nature and power, and the evolution of human beings alongside the primordial development of the Earth. In […]

Trump Dismisses Entire Arts Oversight Committee

The White House recently terminated all members of the Commission of Fine Arts, a federal body advising on design and aesthetics, sparking significant discussion. This move, attributed to Donald J. Trump’s administration, cuts ties with the previous members, including prominent figures like Howard University’s Hazel Ruth Edwards and the Mellon Foundation’s Justin Garrett Moore. The termination email was issued by […]