The type of landscape painting that Darthea Cross does has a history behind it which might be subtitled “from allegory to entropy.”
Black Power in Print – The Museum of Fine Arts Boston
An online exhibit helps us realize what it took for African Americans to gain access to America's art museums.
An online exhibit helps us realize what it took for African Americans to gain access to America’s art museums.
Some Notorious Dirty Movies as a Measure of How Far We Are From Equitable and Humane Sexual Relationships
A look at sex in some of the most notorious films from the progressive 60s onward to see whether changing views on sexual relationships have popped up in our porn.
A look at sex in some of the most notorious films from the progressive 60s onward to see whether changing views on sexual relationships have popped up in our porn.
The ‘Again’ Moment We Missed
Public Art in New York by Seongmin Ahn
Public Art in New York by Seongmin Ahn
Rewriting the Musée des Beaux Arts
One of the “greatest” poems in the English language, found in virtually every poetry anthology, is based on shoddy interpretations.
One of the “greatest” poems in the English language, found in virtually every poetry anthology, is based on shoddy interpretations.
We Are Still Children of the ’60s
In a new show at the Dayton Art Institute, Changing Times: Art of the 1960s, several pieces from the permanent collection are used to take a look at just how radical and dynamic the changes in art were in the 1960s.
In a new show at the Dayton Art Institute, Changing Times: Art of the 1960s, several pieces from the permanent collection are used to take a look at just how radical and dynamic the changes in art were in the 1960s.
Why Hasn’t America Worked for Everyone?
The American paradox: even with “freedom” and equal protection under the law, social and economic injustice were not only still possible but rife.
The American paradox: even with “freedom” and equal protection under the law, social and economic injustice were not only still possible but rife.