Political Art
Banksy Departs From His Recent Political Art With Graffiti of a Hula-Hooping Girl
Andrew Cuomo’s Nautical-Themed 2020 Vision Poster Is the Wildest Art of the Week
Banksy’s Latest Provocation in Bethlehem Delivers Exactly What the City Doesn’t Need
From Controversial Cartoons to Political Purses, 5 Ways Artists are Getting People to Vote
A Century Later, Artist Sue Coe Takes Up Käthe Kollwitz’s Social Justice Crusade
Alfredo Jaar Creates a Garden of Good and Evil in Northern England
Pinocchio Is a Metaphor for Politics at the Venice Biennale
Finally, Banksy Has Some Feelings on Brexit
Top 10 Must-See Museum Shows Opening This Spring
Ai Weiwei Plans to Put Up Fences Across New York
Americans Respond to Trump: We’re Going to Need More Art Supplies
A Recipe for the Perfect Art Fair
Illegal Fashion Show Reveals Thriving Cultural Talents
Public Sculpture Displaying Data on US Immigrants Planned for Times Square
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How the White House Was Won (in Pictures), and 5 Other Things to Do in New York Now
JK Rowling Drops Hint on New Book, Women’s March Seeks Original Art
AI Trained to Reconstruct ‘Blade Runner’ From Memory, and 6 Other Things to Do
Figurative Art: Here’s a Portrait of President Obama Using Numbers
Art’s Not Always Safe: The Fate of Arts Education in the Age of the Microaggression
