David Opdyke invokes the nostalgia of landscape postcards to interrogate the climate crisis within the context of American ...

Art viewers are invited to explore the intricate dualities of strength and vulnerability that are rendered with equal measures of ferocity and grace during "Teeth and Tenderness", which is running at ...

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei’s US retrospective showcases his art and activism, challenging authoritarianism and championing free ...

To showcase the harsh impact of urbanization on nature, solo Artist Aparneet Mann is all geared up to enthrall the art ...

When the pandemic forced organizations to close, it created chaos. But it also forced arts groups to think differently about ...

For Manita Singh, art has always been second nature. Growing up in a home filled with greenery, nurtured by a mother with a ...

serving as both a metaphor for resilience and a commentary on fragility. This transformation underscores the precarious balance of natural systems under human-induced environmental pressures and ...

Wrede’s White Was the Snow exhibition is on at Bernhard Knaus Fine Art in Frankfurt until 19 April 2025. The Rhône Glacier is the source of the river Rhône and one of the primary contributors to Lake ...

Scott Bessent, U.S. Treasury Secretary, has called for a renewed focus on privatization to bolster economic stability, critiquing preceding administrations for excessive government intervention.

Since the cold war, deterrence has been a fundamental principle underpinning peace between global superpowers. The idea is that if two sides have nuclear weapons, the consequences of actually using ...

His frequent use of neon light-tubes, for instance, is due in part to his interest in the simultaneous fragility and strength of these objects that are easily shattered but, in some positions, can ...

What a dire comment on the fragility of our nation’s security and administration the mindset of these two leaders is. And now they seem to expect the damage can be turned around by decree. Surely we ...