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a href= http://www.nga.gov target= _blank The National Gallery of Art /a has acquired two photographs by the multimedia artist Dread Scott (b. 196

The exhibition 'states of violence' brings together the work of leading artists and agitators, unveiling forms of government oppression.

Ai Weiwei, Dread Scott, and Vivienne Westwood are among the big names featured in a new show detailing the impact of Julian Assange's case on free speech.

The right to keep and bear arms existed before & after the Second Amendment. That right is being restored, not created some Democrats would have you believe.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — A new upcoming exhibit titled Public Blackness will feature several unique forms of artwork and will take place over the next few months in all three of Indiana State University’s galleries. The event will be conducted by Professor Doctor Adeyemi Doss of the Indiana State University Department of Multidisciplinary Studies [...]

The film, "The Art of Un-War," will premiere at the New York Jewish Film Festival at Lincoln Center on January 14.

Former Chippendales dancer Read Scot was the target of a murder-for-hire plot, organized by the companys founder Steve Banerjee.

Steve Banerjee pleaded guilty to attempted arson, racketeering, and murder for hire of choreographer Nick De Noia in 1994.

The political art in the group exhibition “Paint the Protest” refers to events from the past that could be happening — and are — today.