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All Children are Artists, According to CMA Executive Director Seth Cameron

'The Look Make Show' teaches children about art and how to face life’s challenges.
By Paige Harriss

70’s Art Legend Colette Just Raised Enough Funds to Save Her ‘Living Environment’

Colette's dizzyingly elaborate installations, shapeshifting personas and fearless vulnerability made her an artist ahead of her time.
By Helen Holmes

ICA Los Angeles Plans to Become the First Entirely Solar Powered Art Museum

The museum is counting on its supporters to get the sustainable energy overhaul entirely funded by the time its new exhibitions open in September.
By Helen Holmes

Five Monumental Art Projects That Happened Thanks to Kickstarter (and You)

By Vivien Lee
Posters created for the campaign We the Future.

Political Posters by Shepard Fairey and Others Are Coming to 20,000 US Classrooms

By Daniel Grant

Audio VR Startup Shuts Down After Raising $6M, Showing Risks of Crowdfunding New Tech

By John Bonazzo
kate nash 2018

Kate Nash Talks Mental Health and the Power of Teenage Girls

By Margaret Abrams
Hulk Hogan may not have knocked out Gawker.

Ex-Gawker Staff Launch Kickstarter to Ensure Site’s Post-Hulk Hogan Future

By John Bonazzo
Rendering of one piece in the multi-part Public Art Fund project Ai Weiwei: Good Fences Make Good Neighbors at Washington Square Park.

Ai Weiwei’s Public Art Fund Commission to Take Over All Five NYC Boroughs

By Taylor Dafoe
Amber Discko with a cardboard cutout of her boss.

Ex-Hillary Clinton Staffer Creates Self-Care App to ‘Take Breaks From the Internet’

By John Bonazzo
Richard Spencer is using a new funding stream.

The Alt-Right Is Now Using ‘Hatreon’ to Crowdfund Its Projects

By John Bonazzo
What would the founding fathers say, though?

Cryptocurrency Has Its Potato Salad Moment With the Useless Ethereum Token

By Brady Dale
Anne Frank.

Holocaust Museum Launches Kickstarter to Digitize Diaries on Anne Frank’s Birthday

By Alanna Martinez
Andrew Nusca of Fortune (left) interviews Kickstarter CEO Yancey Strickler at the Northside Festival in Williamsburg.

Owning a Share in Kickstarter Is Like Having the Rights to a Pop Hit From the 80s

By Brady Dale
'8 Till Late' by Lucy Sparrow.

New York’s Next Instagram Obsession Is This Bodega Made of Felt at The Standard

By Zachary Weiss
This denim has been aged to perfection.

7 Ways to Wear the Male Romper Trend Right Now

By Dena Silver
The fashion trend of summer 2017?

17 Hilarious Memes About Men’s Rompers That Will Make You Laugh Then Cry

By Sage Lazzaro
The Wet Hot American Summer Fantasy Camp Roleplaying Game.

‘Wet Hot American Summer’…the Game? Creators of Cult Kickstarter Talk Comedy RPG

By Drew Grant
Not your average blinds.

These Solar Panel Blinds Will Power Your Home and Reduce Your Electric Bill by 70%

By Sage Lazzaro
Mystery Science Theater 3000. No, I don't refuse.

The ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’ Reboot Is Improving My Childhood!

By Drew Grant
LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 28: A busker plays at an Underground station on February 28, 2012 in London, England. London's underground rail system, commonly called the tube, is the oldest of its kind in the world dating back to 1890. It carries approximately a quarter of a million people around its network every day along its 249 miles of track and 270 stations. The network has undergone several years of upgrade work and refurbishment in preparation for the Olympic Games which take place this summer. During this time the tube is expected to carry millions of visitors to and from the Olympic Parks.

There’s Finally an Easy Way for Artists to See How They’re Getting Paid

By Justin Joffe
Skyspace Yoga on April 22nd.

Brew Your Own Kombucha; Practice Sunrise Yoga Over Los Angeles

By Margaret Abrams
Shea Stadium

Can DIY Venues Solve the National Endowment for the Arts Crisis?

By Justin Joffe
An Art+Feminism editing session in Stockholm.

Feminist Artists Combat Wikipedia’s Gender Imbalance Through Editing Sessions

By John Bonazzo
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