The Defining Art World Moments of 2025, According to the Art Daddy Whatever comes next will demand sharper vision, real accountability and far less tolerance for business as usual. By The Art Daddy
The Art World Confronts a New Era of Censorship in the U.S. "While no single person is to blame, it’s clear that institutional fear—shaped by a broader climate of political hostility toward trans lives—played a role," artist Amy Sherald wrote of canceling "American Sublime" at the National Portrait Gallery. By Elisa Carollo
Can Controversy and Censorship Ever Be Good for Artists and Their Art? For some, controversy brings recognition, but many artists suffer emotional trauma, professional setbacks and long-term personal loss. By Daniel Grant
Mongolian Government Bans 774 Phrases from Internet Including 'Asshat' and 'Male Genitalia' By Jordyn Taylor
A Russian Politician Wants to Ban Swearing Online, Because It’s Not Like They Have Anything Else Going On By Jordan Valinsky
China’s Crackdown on Internet Anonymity: Tell Us Your Real Name Or Stay Off the Microblogs By Nitasha Tiku
They Work For The Internet: Behind Silicon Alley All-Stars’ Marathon Coding Session at Tumblr to Fight Against Congress By Foster Kamer
Google/YouTube Do Not Want You To Put Their Christmas Party on Google and/or YouTube, Making People Sign Nondisclosure Agreements for Entrance By Foster Kamer