In the third installment of our interview series, Helina Metaferia discusses teaching social practice art and finding healing in community. Helina Metaferia in her studio at Silver Art Projects at the ...

Your life doesn’t stop for grad school — and your practice shouldn’t either. The MFA Art Practice program at the School of ...

FARGO — Standing in front of a group, Nichole Rae often begins with a simple statement: “I have a daily practice.” For Nichole, that phrase is more than a ritual. It’s a declaration — one she believes ...

In 1991, the city of Detroit demolished a row of houses that were part of the Heidelberg Project, an outdoor art installation that converted buildings into living sculptures and an entire street into ...

NEW YORK — The phenomenon of the artist who drops out, whether only leaving the scene socially or actually ceasing to make work, may be as old as the scene itself, but it could be catching on. In 1967 ...

At Art Basel Hong Kong this past March, the Nepali artist Tsherin Sherpa unveiled his latest installation, a 30-foot-long runner woven by artisans from Kathmandu titled Stairways to Heaven. The work ...

Arts and crafts do not always get along. Many craftspeople would rather look to history for inspiration than engage with contemporary art practice; some visual artists do not master traditional skills ...

Growing up in Crenshaw in the 1990s, Justen LeRoy was surrounded by the sounds of Destiny’s Child at the beginning of each “Proud Family” episode on Disney Channel, and of R&B artists who performed ...

This past November, multidisciplinary artist and Baltimore-native Derrick Adams officially welcomed the first guests to a dream realized: The Last Resort Artist Retreat. Set in Charm City’s historic ...

In a recent conversation with Asia Society India Centre, artist Gulammohammed Sheikh highlighted how art practice and education went hand in hand in newly Independent India -- “Professor N. S. Bendre, ...