San Franciscans reached out in a flurry of messages asking the same question: “What’s the deal with ‘R-Evolution?’” The inquiries were, of course, about the 45-foot, 32,000 pound wire sculpture of a ...

But there was heart, and the nature of pop art proves that. Warhol’s work was plugged into the world and the culture in which he existed. In short, the work felt alive. It felt reflective of being ...

Blame Hollywood’s “unwokening” and the extraordinary rise of right-wing podcasters on slop: intellectually bereft, ...

Just as most creatives are forgotten, Suzi Ferrer’s name and artwork were confined to the storage closets of history. Cornell ...

It colored our ambitions, our sense of self, our relationships, our bodies, our work, and our art.

If world politics today is changing worlds, it was no less so in late 18th century Britain; there was the American War of ...

At a time when much of contemporary textile art pursues precision through digital mastery or post-digital hybridity, Yang ...

A feminist symposium blending art and academia will inspire in-depth conversations about gender, power and international ...

As part of Denison’s English Department’s Beck Series, Sophie Lewis visited campus on April 2 to deliver a talk on her book “Enemy Feminisms: TERFs, Policewomen, & Girlbosses.” The event was a ...

Loyola's Women and Leadership Archives presents historic clippings and artwork of women empowerment to champion feminist ...

A new biography and film about Yoko Ono offer more opportunities to assess her contributions to culture. Two pop music critics debate if they’re worthy of their subject.

A s we enter International Black Women's History Month, Black art has always been a means of documenting and creating history ...