The Feinberg School of Medicine appears to have scrubbed its webpage for its Office of Diversity & Inclusion, the first sign of Northwestern beginning to roll back diversity initiatives amid Presi ...

Nick Cave’s latest exhibition Amalgams and Graphts announced itself boldly to the art world on January 10. The powerful presentation of Cave’s new work ushered in the official opening of Jack Shainman ...

Bill Murray’s “Nick the Lounge Singer” made a big return for Friday’s 50th anniversary of “Saturday Night Live,” or the “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert.” Murray introduced himself ...

The characters’ soft-spoken four-time Oscar winning creator Nick Park, who directed this latest adventure with Aardman vet Merlin Crossingham, humbly admits he has to pitch himself when he refle ...

What Art Can Tell Us About Love, Nick Trend’s entertaining canter through art-historical romances, takes us from Jan Steen to Frida Kahlo “I was actually very angry with a boyfriend I had and ...

With Toothless and Hiccup returning to theaters this summer, director Dean DeBlois is proud to "give a bit of depth" to certain elements from the 2010 animated original. By Ryan Gajewski Senior ...

At the end of January, we celebrated achievements from across our Academy during 2024. Everyone who attended our annual ‘A United Celebration’ event at Old Trafford will have left inspired by ...

In The Echo of Our Voices, Nick Brandt unveils a profound narrative through his lens ... This year marks a significant milestone for Atlas Gallery as they celebrate 30 years of championing the art of ...

Art provides diversification in portfolios, exhibiting a low price correlation with stocks and bonds. As an investment, art can hedge against inflation, but expect bond-level returns. Investors ...

Nick Sikkuark: Humour and Horror, a retrospective spanning the late Inuk artist’s 40-plus-year career now on at the National Galley of Canada, might not sound like March break programming. Indeed, its ...

An exhibition at the Hammer Museum shows why. By Siddhartha Mitter A jury found them guilty of conspiring as part of a crew to steal art, sports memorabilia and artifacts from smaller museums.