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The Architecture of Inequality: Reality and Solutions
The buildings and public spaces we move through every day are rarely neutral. Who gets to sit, rest, shelter, or simply exist in a city is often decided long...
Cambridge Arts Awards $67,500 for Social Justice
On April 6, 2026, Cambridge Arts and the City of Cambridge announced $67,500 in Art for Social Justice Grants for nine local projects. Now in its fifth year,...
Bengaluru’s “Art from the Heart” Exhibition Celebrates Creativity and Inclusion
In April 2026, Bengaluru is once again becoming a powerful stage for inclusive creativity.
Digital Art Enters Whitney Biennial 2026
The Whitney Biennial has long served as America’s cultural barometer, and for its 82nd edition opening March 8, 2026, the reading is decisively digital....
Our Identity: Collaborative Art as Urban Revitalization
The traditional approach to urban revitalization often feels like a clinical exercise in architecture and landscaping. Cities plant trees, install benches, and...
Earth Partner Prize 2025 Winners: Young Artists Reframing the Climate Story
The Earth Partner Prize has always been less about polished eco-messaging and more about lived reality. In its 2025 edition, the award again turns the...
How Public Murals Spark Local Empowerment
A wall may separate—but it can also speak. Across the world, artists are turning the most visible, everyday surfaces of urban life into tools for resistance,...
Smashing Times Opens a New Home for Art and Equality in Dublin
Smashing Times has launched a new cultural centre in Dublin that brings art and activism under one roof. Officially opened on September 5, 2025, the...
Artolution – Refugee Camps Worldwide
How Collaborative Art Is Rebuilding Lives in Crisis Zones If you think art is just about gallery walls and Instagram likes, think again. Artolution, a global...
Art Basel Switzerland 2025: Global Galleries and Algorithmic Art Take Center Stage
Art Basel’s 2025 edition, held from June 19 to 22 at Messe Basel, was a vibrant convergence of 289 leading galleries from 42 countries, showcasing over 4,000...
