After Lizzo’s body was the subject of conversation as she played James Madison’s flute, Madonna’s face is the newest topic of discussion. It undermines the existence of women in the canon of art.

The desire to leave the biggest, grandest legacy is rooted in masculine individualism, and hurts storytelling.

“...the question arises as to whether this is 'creativity' or the mere appearance of creativity masking unethical technical and artistic practices."

Streaming failed in its promise, leaving consumers with less agency, ownership, and power over the media they engage with.

This isn’t the first time that art, and the "Mona Lisa" in particular, has been a subject of socio-political ire.

"The interaction of engraved stone and roving fire light made engraved forms appear dynamic and alive."

The move has received much polarization, but it revives the debate on the impact artists can have when their art meets politics.

"Artists who were financially more secure...actually found this a good time to practice, think, ruminate, conceptualize and learn something new. But the artists who couldn't afford a break...have been devastated."

"The only purpose of using terms like devadasi is to induce trauma and keep women from courtesan castes away from discourse on the performing arts."

The show was founded on good intentions, Hank Azaria said, but it contributed to the “structural racism” in the U.S.

The photographer says he wanted to "humanize" the victims of the Khmer Rouge regime, but many call his work an affront to the dead.

Though depictions of a small-town girl's dreams represent feminist progress, she is never given the ability to fail or appear vulnerable.

Non-fungible tokens, mostly bought with cryptocurrency, are making waves in the art establishment.

"It gives me hope that there is a generation that's not going to just be like business as usual."

"Repatriating this statue does not atone for the wrong that was done a century ago, but it is an appropriate and important act today."

“If it doesn’t belong to you then you must return it.”

Rap duo Cartel Madras rethought ways of engaging with their audience during lockdown, through music and activism.

Poetry's power can move us, and yet we learn poetry by analyzing it like prose, rather than emotionally engaging with it as art.