An article by the KAPD that explores the relationship between art and class. Here they also talk about the bourgeois monopoly on art and culture and also reject the notion of a "proletarian art".

Court jester-cum-political revolutionary Abbot “Abbie” Howard Hoffman is one of the most well-known figures of the Flower Power movement. Hoffman—a fierce opponent of the war in Vietnam; a staunch ...

The Kentucky Museum hosted a “Two Lights for Tomorrow” lighting ceremony at the Felts House to commence a year-long ...

Iran plans to dramatically boost oil production from shared fields with Iraq, particularly in the West Karoun cluster.

If you were walking down the street, could you pick a Victorian terrace from a Federation bungalow? Restoration Australia ...

Kevin Macdonald’s documentary about the New York days of John Lennon and Yoko Ono should come with an epilepsy warning ...

To apologists, Trump’s tariff policies are about rebuilding economic resilience and breathing new life into US manufacturing.

Hello and welcome to another edition of The Weekly Vine. In this week’s edition, we cast a cold eye over the Ghibli trend, ...

Hyunki Hwang, CEO of PUNKVISM Indonesia, leads the charge in pioneering the Web 3.0 and blockchain ecosystem, driven by the mission of being “adventurers resisting an unfair society.” He is ...

The artist has appeared in four biennials in the past year and has completed two public art commissions in Houston and Philadelphia.

The Wilbur Buds – little conical chocolate drops that predate Hershey’s Kisses (local chocolate rivalry is serious business ...

Tomato Pie Café occupies a historic building that perfectly balances preservation with comfort. Their namesake tomato pie – a ...