The National Portrait Gallery has organised a historic show on the women in the White House

Cassandra Zampini's short film Media Warfare compresses four years of fake news into a harrowing 25-minute survey of America's shattered psyche

From Jules de Balincourt's painting of Kamala Harris to Rania Matar's photograph of Boston celebrations, we look at artists' reactions to Joe Biden's win

Artists, collectors, policy makers and gallery owners share their reactions after the tightly fought election

The replacement banner was approved by a 71% majority, and was created by a local graphic designer

Plus, artist Pedro Reyes on his New York project; cartoonist Martin Rowson on Hogarth

A show at the Corning Museum reveals how corruption and intimidation have historically suppressed the votes of non-white, non-male demographics as US presidential election results remain in flux

The Trump-Biden race is turning into a protracted nail-biter, so we’re finding some solace in art

With US polls closing on Tuesday night, The Art Newspaper looks at the cultural issues at stake in this election

From new works by the emerging artist Collins Obijiaku in Accra to a pre-election tribute to the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Los Angeles

With a second federal aid package stalled until after the election, our study reveals the financial straits some galleries are finding themselves in—and how they are responding

The Trump Statue Initiative, a guerrilla troupe of performers, have satirized the darkest moments of the presidency

Young citizens, many of them voting in their first presidential election, provide phrases to be shown on LED billboard trucks across the city

For first time in 100-year history, magazine replaces logo with the imperative to vote

The deal with the Department of Justice, which also includes guilty pleas and a $8bn fine against Purdue Pharma, does not prevent future claims against family members or company executives

"The arts and cultural sector has been especially hard hit," says Senator José Serrano

With early voting already underway in the 2020 presidential election, a show at New York's Cooper Union reveals the "power of design in our civic process"

The artists have launched a mail art project to support USPS and mail-in voting efforts

The proverbial arc of history will not bend toward justice without our help, says the artist Sue Coe

The artist’s grotesque and violent images of the US president fit in with her works of political and social protest, made since the 1970s

New London show at Simon Lee Gallery also takes a swipe at art world excess

The controversial executive order issued by the US president three years ago continues to affect artists from countries throughout the world

With a high estimate of $350,000, the sale of "Trinity Birth Quilt" at Sotheby's Choice Works charity auction event could reset the artist's auction record

Ahead of Tuesday’s debate, political action committee Artists United for Change rolled out a new campaign to #VoteThemOut aimed at five battleground states

The Biden-Harris campaign has pledged funding and support for arts and culture as a key policy issue

The physiognomy of deviousness, greed, ruthless opportunism, risible self-importance and gobsmacking albeit garden variety stupidity provides artists of Guston’s bent and calibre with a virtually bottomless well of imagery

Governor Andrew Cuomo has suggested a site for the monument of the Supreme Court justice, overlooking the Statue of Liberty

A lack of protections for—and an increase in domestic dangers to—photojournalists is becoming increasingly visible amid the pandemic and political rallies

Based on the 1860 Wide Awake movement that mobilised against slavery and helped elect Lincoln, the new network of artists and creatives has launched Kickstarter's largest collaboration to date

Exhibition in New York will include works made by those who are part of—or who have ties to—the largest prison population in the world