Sylvia Camaj in Fine Arts 3 months ago
A hacker under the alias "Guccifer" gained access to some personal photos and sensitive correspondence from members of the Bush family and friends, including Dubya's paintings.
Lauren Galik in Fine Arts 6 months ago
As long as art remains subsidized by the government, it will always be censored.
Jake Horowitz in Fine Arts 12 months ago
How can someone without any artistic background understand and appreciate modern art? American curator Linda Green explains.
Georgi Ivanov in Fine Arts 9 months ago
The destruction of historical monuments erases the record of past civilizations for the short-sighted egoism of today's living people. We should do something about it.
Rajiv Narayan in Fine Arts 1 month ago
President Bush has taken up painting, and the subject of his art may say more than the former leader of the free world is at liberty to tell the public.
Jessica Lander in Fine Arts 1 month ago
A “Jew in a Box” might be controversial and uncomfortable, it might feel gimmicky or contrived, but it is also encouraging dialogue within a typically skirted subject.
Chris Papanikolaou in Fine Arts 8 months ago
"Creative Europe"will allocate more than €1.5bn for European arts for 2014-2020. However, can it be the solution to the problematic framework due to austerity? Is money the problem?
Linda Green in Fine Arts 10 months ago
Censorship of graffiti and street art critical of the Olympic Games is wrong. New Banksy street art brings this controversy to the limelight.