
In St. Louis, the Counterpublic Triennial Rethinks What Public Space Can Be
Counterpublic Triennial returns to St. Louis with Coyote Time, redefining public art across five sites with community-focused curatorial work.


Counterpublic Triennial returns to St. Louis with Coyote Time, redefining public art across five sites with community-focused curatorial work.

Bootsy Collins announces his first memoir, Funked Around, Found Out, written with Caseen Gaines, featuring a foreword by Snoop Dogg. Out March 23, 2027.

Hong Kong's Ten Thousand Buddhas 'Monastery' has no monks and over 12,000 statues—here's the story behind its misleading name.

A former student remembers Frank McCourt's teaching, friendship, and the pub-column idea that predated his Pulitzer fame.

Meet the Brazilian women painters redefining figuration with raw depictions of the body, desire, and survival.

IDW's Tales of the TMNT: Coastal Chaos #1 kicks off with a beach day gone wrong and the debut of mutant shark Armaggon.

Leonardo da Vinci's endless delays on the Mona Lisa weren't laziness—new research links his procrastination to genius-level creativity.

Mumbai's only Palladian-style structure, the David Sassoon Clock Tower has marked time at Byculla's garden since 1864.

How Brecht and Weill's The Threepenny Opera became Weimar Berlin's sold-out sensation and a test of artistic freedom.

Meet Ben Afquack and Gertrude, viral pet ducks, and learn what real duck ownership actually takes.

Lit Hub's daily roundup: R.F. Kuang on language, Ken Liu's new fiction, Moby-Dick reconsidered, and Anthropic's book-scanning plans.

Two years after the Olympics, Paris's glowing cauldron balloon still rises nightly over the Tuileries, drawing crowds to watch in wonder.
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