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The breadth of communities and countries represented in the show reveals unrest as a global phenomenon

In his latest exhibition, Anupam Roy uses his artistic practice to interrogate and propagate the ‘truth’.

Taking hold. dismantling opposition groups and banning many media organizations not in line with the kremlins policies. jelena says she understands peoples fears. they are afraid of losing their jobs, she says, being expelled from college, and there have been such incidents even if they see a photo on the internet showing someone holding a ukrainian flag. that is already grounds for sacking. but yeah laina isnt scared, she says, if the authorities keep taking her protest art, shell paint more, a...

"Faith Ringgold: Prints and Multiples" is currently on view at New York's ACA Galleries and brings together works from across her career.

Curator and art historian Aindrea Emelife talks us through five highlights from her New York exhibition, Black Venus, which traces the legacy of Black womanhood through the work of 19 trailblazing artists

An art student left a banner and statement in the Mosse Humanities Building stairwell last week to call attention to issues of elevator accessibility <span class="excerpt-more">...</span>

Artist-activist Pops Peterson will present "The Making of a Protest Artist" on Thursday, May 19, at Town Hall and via Zoom as part of the Notice Otis Series of cultural

At Rochester Contemporary’s exhibit of prints and collages, the message is in the medium.

For the past 10 years, Arizona artists have protested the controversial legislation through their work.

Shawn Dunwoody's painting, "Unfinished Business," depicts different moments of civil rights uprisings in Rochester's history to show what hasn't changed.