Raising visibility on social media is fine. But showing up in person and doing the work is what makes change

Art curators may not like it, but there's no real reason to ban taking photos

Critics take grim satisfaction in tearing the genre to pieces. How quickly they forget Nabokov and Karr and Wolff

In Jill Pangallo's quirky, social media-based performance at Austin's MASS Gallery, the medium is truly the message

Rep. Andy Kim, who chose the painting, didn't even know it was fan art for the cult favorite serial killer series

I wrote my first book in a closet and told almost nobody. I learned early that being "the creative one" was hard

New research argues that geometric patterns in paleolithic paintings is evidence of their taste for hallucinogens

The project, installed around New York City, records public conversations and then tweets them as @Conversnitch

The veterans in a new documentary signed up for weekend Guard duty, but spent a decade fighting in the Middle East

Instead of only watching and playing, encourage kids to make, code, and craft their own content

As senators push for more porn prosecutions, we talk to the man at the center of the next federal obscenity trial

Another cheeky, strangely moving tour de force from a master of experimental fiction.

Sure, art can flourish in "dark times." But in the last 100 years, liberalism and a stable middle class helped more

In this no-budget satire, an aspiring NYC photographer "discovers" the teen rappers behind "I'll Cut Yo Dick Off"

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