10/11/2023. For her second exhibition at ADA, Anna Perach presents a series of new sculptural works created during her residency project at the Castello San Basilio, Pisticci (MT), in summer 2023. In th...

10/11/2023. Ten portraits from the Royal Collection showing pioneers of the Windrush Generation are now on show at the NPG since this October 9th, painted by leading Black artists, including Sonia Boyce OBE, Am...

10/11/2023. “Through ‘Phosphene’ I envision a community of memories to both stimulate and provoke questions in the imaginations of those looking at my paintings. This is a universal language for all human beings, so that it unifies, not separates,...

10/11/2023. Whitechapel Gallery is now exhibiting Each Moment Presents What Happens (2022), a new moving image work from artist Johanna Billing (b. 1973, Sweden) which continues her interest in impr...

10/11/2023. Thomas Dane Gallery, London, is now presenting Primêre Wentelbaan, the gallery’s first exhibition with Igshaan Adams (b.1982, Cape Town). Adams’s cross-disciplinary practice com...

10/11/2023. The first magazine created especially for Black children, The Brownies’ Book, debuted in January 1920, its pages filled with the voices of children and their parents, of poets and college coeds, biographers and advice columnists, schoolgirls and...

10/11/2023. It’s one of the great origin stories in contemporary art, a flash of instinct that would revolutionize a field. In 1998, El Anatsui was walking around Nsukka, Nigeria, and noticed a bag of aluminum bottle caps by the roadside. Anatsui, then a...

10/11/2023. Europe was on the brink of World War II when Tove Jansson, a Scandinavian writer and artist, sat down to sketch her first “Moomin” story, about a snout-nosed troll living in a magical land threatened by a rising flood. The half-written d...

10/11/2023. Yahya Bas, the hero of Guy Gunaratne’s new novel, “Mister, Mister,” is a tricky character to pin down. Is he an idiot, poet, jihadi or all of these at once? As Gunaratne answered this question and found Yahya’s voice, the autho...

10/11/2023. One of the fiercest fights in the past year in Canada has taken place not in a hockey rink, but inside the stately facades of its national art museum. Directors of the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa have come and gone. Senior curators have b...

10/11/2023. Hollywood film and TV writers voted overwhelmingly to approve a new three-year contract with the major entertainment studios, the Writers Guild of America said Monday, formally bringing to a close a bitter five-month labor dispute. During the one-...

10/11/2023. The flu typically kills the very young, the old and the sick. That made the virus in 1918 unusual, or so the story goes: It killed healthy young people as readily as those who were frail or had chronic conditions. Doctors of the time reported that...

10/11/2023. I don’t believe a word of filmmaker Werner Herzog’s new memoir, which bears the self-deprecating title “Every Man for Himself and God Against All.” (What is this, a Metallica album?) But then, I’m not sure we’re supposed...

10/12/2023. Ann Patchett’s new book is called “Tom Lake” for some of the same reasons her previous novel was called “The Dutch House”: She thought it was clear, memorable and would sell well in bookstores like the one she owns in Nashvil...

10/12/2023. It may be less polished and more rough-hewed than in New York, London or Paris, but Berlin’s theater scene is uniquely diverse, unpredictable and boundary-pushing. Buoyed by lavish public subsidies and boasting a fleet of remarkable actors and d...