An Amsterdam artist turns everyday city elements into humorous and imaginative urban art.

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The work and legacy of renowned composer and multi-instrumentalist Anthony Braxton was celebrated throughout November in Brooklyn at Roulette Intermedium, featuring a series of workshops, performances ...

Why did the Metropolitan Museum remove the John Wilson banner that last autumn had been gracing its façade? That arresting ...

This year's travel retail festive campaign across key airports in Europe, Asia and the Americas, places a strong emphasis on ...

In a musical world that for many years has been shaped by fixed stereotypes and social constraints, Sudanese female rappers have chosen to express themselves in search of a safe space. For them, rap ...

A lack of access to affordable dental care has contributed to deepening oral health disparities among populations of color.

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Social media and ChatGPT are changing the way we use text. Artists are pulling text in different directions in their practice, too. Some examples from recent shows across Goa and New Delhi.