Museum of Arts and Design’s “Funk You Too!” Group Exhibit Celebrates Playful, Subversive Ceramics
26 artists converge at the NYC institution to contextualize historical and contemporary Funk Art
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26 artists converge at the NYC institution to contextualize historical and contemporary Funk Art
New platform Artwrld debuts with an incisive project that mock-celebrates tyrants
What begins as a romantic and oftentimes comedic story of love turns into a deeper examination of class, politics and cultural difference in Monica Ali’s Love Marriage. Bengali protagonist Yasmin Ghorami is …
Taiwanese American writer Elaine Hsieh Chou’s debut novel, Disorientation, is a sharp, nuanced portrait of navigating relationships and institutions as an Asian American woman. Told through a quick-witted, satirical whodunnit, the novel follows …
We speak with the London-based illustrator ahead of her devilish, empowering exhibition "Sorry Grandma"
Read your (mis)fortune today with The Fantod Pack, Edward Gorey’s dark, but humorous, illustrated spoof on tarot cards. An interpretation booklet unlocks the meaning of Gorey’s trademark macabre sketches—each a miniature work …
Following the tragic attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday, illustrators all over the world came to the support of their peers with some doodles of their own. While …
The LA-based artist on his satirical work, his philosophy and what it's like to kiss a skeleton
Hilarious excerpts, lists and essays from a budding American humorist