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This spring, New York’s museums feature four Black artists in major solo exhibitions. Some in the media are not happy about it.

From the mid-1980s through early ’90s, he hosted the weekly anything-goes open-mic event Wide Open Cabaret at the historic home of ABC No Rio.

Its partnership with Judin Gallery opened last week ahead of Gallery Weekend Berlin.

The injunction was issued on the grounds that eliminating IMLS violated the Administrative Procedure Act.

Byrne gave a performance, partygoers left with weed, and a man with a mic jumped out of a cake.

If you love a clever pun or a joke that’s so bad it’s good, The Punny Man is a must-see. With bright and clean illustrations, each cartoon turns a well-known phrase into a witty visual gag. Whether it’s animals in ridiculous situations or food with personality, the humor is snappy, light, and perfect for a […]

Back in 2015, artist Brooke Rothshank started painting one tiny artwork a day—a creative way to juggle motherhood while keeping her passion alive. Since then, she’s kept at it, impressing people with her incredibly detailed mini paintings of everyday things and even portraits. In 2018, Brooke put together *Tiny Gratitudes*, a book where she shared […]

According to Robert Boguško: “Hello. My name is Robert Boguško, and I’m a Lithuanian artist who works with outdoor-resistant materials. My passion is creating big trolls. I sincerely hope you will enjoy my art!” More: Instagram, Artstation h/t: boredanda

House Democrats argue that Trump’s executive order targeting race-related content threatens Smithsonian’s independence and erases parts of U.S. history.

The museum has secured a temporary stay while it pursues an appeal.