Art

How one artist channels his motherland and street art into his creative practice.

Through Afghan dresses, family memory, and a return to Kabul under Taliban rule, this story examines how clothing becomes both armor and resistance, and what it means for Afghan women—at home and in the diaspora—to simply exist without fear or justification.

With Martin Scorsese as an Executive Producer, India’s Official Entry for the 98th Academy Awards has been shortlisted for Best International Feature Film.

Part art fair, part block party, the traveling showcase brought Black male artists to Los Angeles and proved the community will always show up when given space to be seen.

Jellycat, the UK-based plush toy brand, has expanded its marketing to appeal to adults and children alike.

The organizers announced that it was the first time that a South Asian artist had sold out the highly sought-after venue like the Dolby Theatre.

In a conversation with Sethi, he shared how it is the aesthetics that connects people.

The life of a Las Vegas showgirl: beneath the feathers and the glamour. Cara Bender reveals the reality of being a showgirl in a city built on spectacle.

Getting to know more about Nurjahan Boulden, who is gradually decoding belly dancing and its positive impact on women.

For this Brazilian Artist, landscape is an interplay of memory, bound by the weft of material and time.

A review of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot," running through Dec 15 at Geffen Playhouse.

An homage to Virginia Woolf in the age of the Internet, for better or worse, takes life in a pop-up exhibition.

Shepard Fairey’s newest exhibition piece depicts an older symbol of his work, this time in a light that tributes to its time on the street.

The South African-born artist’s retrospective is on display at the Broad Museum.

Performed by USC drama students, the play centers around a real-life case of a New York City hotel worker and her alleged assault by a high-powered politician.