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THE story behind a gold pocket watch inherited by an American family has been traced back to New Year’s Eve in Victorian Bradford.

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"Making Their Mark," on view in New York City, features nearly 100 works by more than 80 female artists from across all disciplines. 

Making Their Mark Four SFCC graduates who work as professional tattoo artists display recent work. Artists include: Bradley Delay, Andi Demitri, Junior and Mike Maloney. Nov. 7-Dec. 7, Mon-Fri from 8:30 am-3:30 pm.

Komal Shah, who's currently exhibiting works from her collection, speaks with Artnet about gatekeeping, gender equity, and the woman's place in the art world.

Nearly 100 works owned by the California collector are on view in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood

The Shah Garg Collection will be the subject of an exhibition, curated by Cecilia Alemani, that opens this week.

PhD student Mohit Dudeja shares his mental health story since arriving in Canada from India, and what he'd like done to help other international students thrive. "The anxiety became so much that I was not able to focus on my studies," says Dudeja, who's completing a joint program of Brock University, the University of Windsor and Lakehead University.