Scripps College Announces Three Endowed Chairs for 2019
Inside Scripps, Scripps College, May 29, 2019Read more ›
Association of Art Museum Curators Names Recipients of 2019 Awards for Excellence
Claire Selvin, ARTnews, May 06, 2019Read more ›
Virtual Reality and Latinx Art: New Frontiers at Frieze New York 2019
Adam Heardman, Mutual Art, Apr 30, 2019Read more ›
Diálogos: Celebrating Latinx and Latin Art in the Global Art World
Frieze.com, Apr 9, 2019Read more ›
Surface Tension: Mapping Murals in Los Angeles
Ken Gonzales-Day, East of Borneo, June 26, 2018 Read more ›
150+ Artists and Billboard Locations Announced As Part of The Largest Public Art Project in U.S. History
150+ Artists and Billboard Locations Announced, For FreedomsRead more ›
Artists selected for Section 1 of the Purple Line Extension
Angelica Monreal, The Source, Oct. 18, 2018Read more ›
Yale-Smithsonian internships offer exciting research opportunities
Mike Cummings, YaleNews, Sept. 14, 2018Read more ›
How to Talk About Whiteness
Ryan Wong, Hyperallergic, July 23, 2018Read more ›
History unseen: Smithsonian gallery examines overlooked victims of US lynchings
Luis Alonso Lugo, Chicago Sun Times, July 20, 2018Read more ›
Smithsonian gallery explores diversity in US lynchings
Luis Alonso Lugo, Miami Herald, July 20, 2018Read more ›
Lynching in den USA: Auch der Mob mordet mit System
Marc Neumann, Neue Zürcher Zeitung AG, Zürich, July 13, 2018Read more ›
Reckoning with History: The legacy of lynching in the West
Adam M. Sowards, High Country News, July 13, 2018Read more ›
Titus Kaphar and Ken Gonzales-Day Reveal the Fictions in Depictions
Cara Ober, Hyperallergic, June 14, 2018Read more ›
By removing victims from lynching photos, an artist emphasizes those erased from history
Maria Anderson, Smithsonian Insider, June 5, 2018Read more ›
Intriguing and unexpected art shows you should see this summer
Mark Jenkins, Washington Post, Jun 06, 2018Read more ›
Two Contemporary Artists Recast White Male-Dominated World of Portraiture
Brendan L. Smith, Washington Diplomat, May 29, 2018Read more ›
Two Artists in Search of Missing History A new exhibition makes a powerful statement about the oversights of American history and America’s art history
Alicia Ault, Smithsonian Magazine, Apr 04, 2018Read more ›
Guggenheim Memorial Foundation announces new fellows — and pays tribute to grantees from California
Carolina A. Miranda, Los Angeles Times, Apr 5, 2018Read more ›
National Portrait Gallery: Titus Kaphar and Ken Gonzales-Day Explore ‘UnSeen’ Narratives in Historic Portraiture
Victoria Valentine, Culture Type, March 28, 2018Read more ›
