Germany Is Still Proving It’s Way Better at Arts Relief Than the U.S. Claudia Roth, Germany's freshly minted Minister of State for Culture and Media, already has big plans. By Helen Holmes
Jasmin Hernandez, Online and In-Person The pair launched Gallery Gurls in 2012 as a platform for their reviews, photos, and conversations centered on BIPOC artists. By Ella Huzenis
Without Rent Relief, 60 Percent of NYC’s Independent Theaters May Close for Good Small theater venues might be gone for good if the city doesn't provide some form of rent relief. By Helen Holmes
Creativity and Isolation: The Truth that Gave Birth to the Reclusive Artist Myth By Noah Charney and Jaša
Doctors Want to Use This 3-D Printed Ventilator Splitter Fabricated by a Group of Creatives By Vivien Lee
You Can Now Crash at Claude Monet’s Dreamy Blue House in France for a Très Cheap $226 By Morgan Halberg
6 Actors Turned Artists Who Make Work Worth Talking About (Other Than Jim Carrey) By Clayton Schuster
In Bogotá’s Expanding Art Scene, Artists and Dealers Feel They’re on Shaky Ground By Margaret Carrigan