American beauticians who ran businesses that supported civil rights movements during South Florida's racial segregation.

Adolescence harnesses the precise horror of this “Mindhunter” genre with a chilling new twist: the killer is a child.

Famous for modeling cartoon characters after surf heroes, Nazar's artwork was synonymous with the neon decade.

In this essay, author Giaae Kwon shares her early experiences with K-pop fandom online. Kwon’s debut essay collection I’ll ...

Hardwiring Change, a new survey by Artnet News and AWITA reveals persistent gender inequities in the art world—and actionable ...

Victoria Lomasko, a graphic artist and muralist, has spent her career documenting how authoritarianism took hold in Vladimir ...

Meg Molloy, founder of the Working Arts Club, discusses the challenges women arts professionals face, from financial barriers ...

F or the longest time, female rage in cinema was either mocked, vilified, or simply erased. Women weren’t allowed to be angry ...

To commemorate Women’s History Month, Sacramento based artists Michelle Dahl and Gina Grice have their artwork on display at ...

David Sinaiko, left, and Benoît Monin in “Art.” Not Marc and Serge.

Part of Lumon’s institutional power arises from its ability to make every employee adhere to the ethos of its founder, Kier ...

Artemisia Gentileschi once said, “My illustrious lordship, I’ll show you what a woman can do.” This bold statement documented in Bridget Quinn’s “Broad Strokes” encapsulates the fierce determination o ...