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Liu Ding and Carol Yinghua Lu, Artistic Directors, 8th Yokohama Triennale, share their vision for the 8th Yokohama Triennale.

Judith Butler calls for immediate ceasefire, Palestinians’ right of return and the dismantling of colonial structures.

Artist Robert Irwin, who designed the Getty Center's Central Garden and led the first original art form to emerge from Los Angeles, has died at age 95.

While tools are readily associated with industrial advance, their intimate connection to conceptual work – the development of human languages, belief

Perhaps the Truth is a group exhibition inspired by the writings of Wallace Stevens and the painter and poet Jesse Murry.

Alabamians will soon have the ability to make submissions to the state regarding books they deem inappropriate for children.

Emily Drabinski, the controversial president of the American Library Association (ALA), previously expressed she wants to re-center children's libraries on "notions of queerness" and prevent what she described as "angry, White mob parents" from trying to block the efforts. The ALA elected the self-described "Marxist lesbian" to lead the organization in April 2022, sparking outrage

ALA President Emily Drabinski is "hell-bent on sexualizing and indoctrinating America's kids," according to a group who shared her long history of anti-conservative language.

ALA President Emily Drabinski is "hell-bent on sexualizing and indoctrinating America's kids," according to a group who shared her long history of anti-conservative language.

Written by the late Canadian Steven Heighton, the 11 stories deftly explore virtually all of life’s big themes: human relationships with the self, others and place