Ann Hirsch News Today

This is the false promise of “digital girlhood” art that appropriates female tropes to appeal for attention. Instead of bucking “girl” trends, Man invents a new one: the “Irony-Poisoned Girl” who revels in her own demise.

With the ever-growing surge of the female-gaze, the era of the “Girl Crush” has begun. Held at Heavy Manners Library in Echo Park, “Girl Crush” was the debut event for Heart House – alumnus Maya Man’s newly established curatorial endeavor.

Sunday marks 113 years since boxing champion Stanley Ketchel was gunned down, cutting his life and career short.

What looks like a normal southern California home is nothing but in artist Ann Hirsch’s newest digital exhibit, "Sacra Famiglia." Clicking through the opening…

This week in Worcester Walks, Worcester Magazine takes a stroll around Main Street, to stop at sculptures depicting historic moments in the city.

Read an excerpt from curator and Sharjah Art Foundation author Omar Kholeif's new book 'Internet Art', out now from Phaidon.

Worcesteria: Walking along Worcesters Main Street, theres a monument that quietly beckons, telling the story of an abolitionist and suffragist.

Public artist Ann Hirsch says the statue represents Russell as an athlete, player-coach, and human rights and civil rights activist.

On Friday, 44 years after basketball great Bill Russell ended a 13-year career with the Boston Celtics that included 11 NBA titles, the city honored him with a statue.