might we make sense of an artwork’s contemporary engagement with suffering and disaster? In her 2003 essay on photography, “Regarding the Pain of Others,” Susan Sontag recognized that art´s ...

The UC Davis studio art program visiting artists program is one ... of the disaster in the conference “The Culture of the Fukushima Disasters: Japanese Film, Literature, Manga, and Photography after 3 ...

In the immediate aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene, local professional photographers and videographers took to the streets to document the wreckage. In the weeks and months that followed, they ...

BENGALURU: To grasp the human cost of climate crisis, Museum of Art and Photography (MAP ... around stories of those most affected by climate disasters. At the centre of the exhibition is a ...

The art season has launched and proceeds at a gallop, with no sign of relenting. Though it’s impossible to visit all openings in Manhattan’s 1,500-odd galleries, three standouts are catching the art ...

It’s a trusted place to encounter the art ... Photography in New York. “We are on a par with these people and we are internationally recognised,” he says. “For us to disappear would be a ...

In Molly Bernstein and Philip Dolin’s new documentary Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse, Robert Crumb is the man who came to dinner. In one of the film’s central scenes, Crumb and his late ...

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic In Molly Bernstein and Philip Dolin’s new documentary Art Spiegelman: Disaster Is My Muse, Robert Crumb is the man who came to dinner. In one of the ...