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After a two-year legal battle (and many more years of disputes and conflict), the Aboriginal flag is freely available for public use now that the designer transferred copyright to the Commonwealth in …
An oyster army, meaningful gift giving, a benefit art auction and more from the internet
Edited by Laurie Cluitmans and published by Valiz, On the Necessity of Gardening explores gardening through social, cultural, political and historical perspectives. Organized as an abecedarium (a written work consisting of the …
Organized by London-based photographer Matt Ford, Prints for Queers launched yesterday, selling portraits of LGBTQ+ performers, creatives and activists, with all profits going to Rainbow Road—an initiative that helps queer people escape …
An exhibition centered on Black Brooklynites, plants that filter the air, a walking robot destined for Mars and more
With new editions released today, Migrate Art’s “Raising for Myanmar” initiative sells prints by well-known and emerging artists, with profits going to Mutual Aid Myanmar. Each poster (including designs by Richard Mosse, …
Powerful hip-hop, uplifting pop, French disco and more new music from the week
A vast exhibition of the Italian master's work, which won't be seen in public again for 40 years
From outdoor art to virtual conversations, our picks from the year that was
Officially released in the 26 October issue of New York Magazine (which arrived on newsstands this week), the publication’s artist-produced “I Voted” sticker initiative provides a design-forward version of traditional voter stickers …