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For a limited time, the Brooklyn Public Library is offering a free electronic library card to any person ages 13 to 21, anywhere in the US. This move, which grants access to 500,000 …
The first issue of Felix Choong’s fashion magazine, Nice Outfit, tackles the rise of military aesthetics, the relationship between clothing and violence and the abolition and ephemerality of the industry. Spanning politics, archives, …
Last week, California Governor Gavin Newsom passed SB 107, a law that prohibits other states from prosecuting families seeking gender-affirming care in California. The new legislation (which was introduced by state senator …
An AI art exhibition, a structure that predates Stonehenge, raising awareness about unpaid labor in prisons and more
Ukraine-based image-sharing platform Depositphotos has launched a free-to-use collection of photos called “Say No to War,” which depicts the “brutal truth of what’s happening in Ukraine, as well as images of protests …
The world of podcasts might be rife with true crime and the ramblings of white, heterosexual, cisgender men; but there are also plenty of gems out there. AFAR has rounded up 15 …
Research on the shapes of letters, funds for New York artists, a building constructed from waste and more in our look around the internet
Yvette Mayorga’s most recent work, “Surveillance Locket,” is a cake version of the Polly Pocket mansion that the artist dreamed of owning in her youth. Made with multiple layers of pink acrylic …
9,200 unknown tree species, a watery grave for the ISS, the UK's first queer museum and more from around the web
Art's influence on medical education, a directory of queer creatives, a new category of star and more from around the web