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There’s been high drama in Ambridge and a great start for Today’s new presenter. Plus, a delightful Lee Krasner documentary and an amusing study of unfinished art

Observer spoke with the art historian about her new feminist audio guides at the Met, Tate Britain and other institutions.

Project to run during Women’s History Month at institutions including Tate Britain and Met in New York

Over the 35 years Twin Rocks Trading Post has been working with the Monument Valley Navajo basket makers, Chris Johnson has emerged as one of the best.

Whether you listen at the gym, on the job, or somewhere in between, check out the top podcasts entertaining and informing the PCMag staff.

From 3D-printed headphones to a museum dedicated to crabs, our panel of experts pick the designs and designers of the year

A new history that omits men makes some unfortunate assumptions about women.

In this week’s Arts Briefs, Latin art at Mia, art in Grand Marais and organ music. Also in Absolute Bleeding Edge: an alternate history of art.

Just a few more days until Graham Johnson releases Easy Listening, his latest EP as quickly, quickly. “Satellite” and “Falling Apart Without You” gave us a sense of the project’s woozy, jazzy, almost soft-rockin’ approach to post-genre pop music. Today’s new track “Natural Form” further elucidates the vibe. It’s a bit like a retro soul song witnessed in a mirage, one that evaporates into gorgeous ambient noise spiked with psychedelic fu...

"Women Reframe American Landscape," on view at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site through Oct. 29, aims to reinsert women into the cannon of the Hudson River School by celebrating