“It was disheartening to experience this level of institutional complacency and complicity,” says the artist Les Gomez-Gonzalez

The monument, at the site of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School in Pennsylvania, will ensure nobody forgets one of the “most horrific chapters in American history”, Biden said

The artist’s textile works depict important events from recent years, including the assassination attempt on the US President-elect

The divisions within American society cannot be ignored, but let’s focus on where the country is united, and how the cultural sector can foster that unity

The controversial bill has raised worries among Democrats who fear that Trump will exploit it for personal retribution

The artist Kathryn Andrews began to develop the idea that has become the Judith Center during the 2016 US presidential election

While some are confident that certain democratic institutions and safeguards will hold, many expressed fear, shock and dismay

The former chief curator of the Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum is suing the municipality for allegedly ordering the removal of a print from a Shepard Fairey exhibition

The event featured speeches and performances by Oprah Winfrey, Ricky Martin, Lady Gaga and others

A few photographs from the artist’s famed “Kitchen Table Series” appear in a new video promoting the vice president’s campaign

What is at stake for the US cultural sector as the nation chooses its next president? Plus, a tour of 14th-century Sienese masterpieces and a conversation with Goliath about her ongoing video series Mango Blossoms

One of the murals, in Durham, North Carolina, brought together Fairey, cultural organiser Wyatt Closs, gallery owner Linda Shropshire and the local community

The touring exhibition “Reproductive: Health, Fertility, Agency” features works that unflinchingly address infringements on bodily autonomy; its run has been cut short after a university gallery withdrew from its leg of the tour

It's the highest honour awarded by the US federal government to artists in a wide range of disciplines and art patrons

Walker has led the New York-based Ford Foundation for the past 11 years

Focusing on works by artists with ties to the American South, “Is It Real?” raises awareness and funds for reproductive rights for communities on the front lines

A New York-based organisation had sought to block the artefacts’ return to Nigeria

The campaign, organised by the non-profit People For the American Way, includes images by Carrie Mae Weems, Deborah Kass, Alyson Shotz, Christine Sun Kim, Hank Willis Thomas and others

Jeff Koons, Kara Walker, Jenny Holzer, Jasper Johns, Amy Sherald and many others are offering works through the Artists for Kamala fundraising sale and auction

A recent investigation found that Eric Adams’s office was involved in the scheme to mount a show about Sun Yat-sen with just one month’s notice

Dimitri Simes and his wife Anastasia have been charged with three counts of violating US sanctions, including money laundering through the acquisition of art

The project “Body Freedom for Every(body)” will spend the next three months touring the country in a truck emblazoned with Barbara Kruger’s famous message: “Your Body is a Battleground”

Neither major party has a clear policy on art and culture, but the candidates' past actions offer hints at their priorities

Leaders in the arts including Megan Beyer and Maxwell L. Anderson, as well as artists like Petah Coyne and Eric Fischl, articulate their hopes for the next administration's cultural policies

Since Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race, much of the US art world has embraced Harris. Meanwhile, conservative patrons remain split on the Republican candidate, former president Donald Trump

Breon’s free installation is one of several activations coinciding with the convention in the city that are co-organised by For Freedoms, the artist-led civic engagement group

The American artist Shepard Fairey, meanwhile, has released a print of Democratic candidate Kamala Harris

A lawyer from Florida drove to San Antonio, Texas, in an apparent attempt to destroy a 21ft-tall sculpture critiquing the Chinese Communist Party

In a Washington Post op-ed, the artist wrote she wants to leave the sculpture damaged to show the “fissures in our country”

The city council in Lubbock, Texas voted last week to cut $30,000 in grant money to a free monthly art walk