The exhibition features 60 reproductions from the Living Museum at Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in Queens, a pioneering art studio where patients use creative expression as part of their recovery ...

“I was born in exactly the right place at exactly the right time,” he writes in one of 12 essays that make up his slim new volume “Life and Art.” Russo scholars — there must be some in ...

Comic Con Revolution returned with superhero and pop culture aficionados lining up at the Ontario Convention Center on Saturday, May 17. The first part of a two-day event featured cosplayers ...

Speaking at a press conference at Cannes Festival to celebrate the release of the new psychological thriller Eddington, Pedro Pascal encouraged artists to resist unprecedented levels of censorship in ...

The Man, SiR, Neon Trees and STRFKR. Beyond the main stages, Wonderfront will feature "Next Wave" performances by up-and-coming artists such as Bombargo, Timmy Skelly, Boostive, Three Legged Dog ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Bungie has admitted to finding stolen art assets in its upcoming extraction shooter Marathon. Graphic artist Antireal has taken to X to claim that ...

Bungie has acknowledged that an artist’s work was taken and used in its upcoming Marathon without their permission. Scottish artist Fern Hook, who posts as 4nt1r34l on social media, posted a series of ...

But it now looks like at least a few of the visual design elements that appeared in the recent alpha test were lifted from eight-year old work by an outside artist. “The Marathon alpha released ...

Fern Hook, a 30-year-old independent artist in Scotland, noticed something familiar about “Marathon,” the upcoming video game by Bungie, the studio that created the Halo series and is now ...

Bungie has been accused yet again of plagiarizing art, this time for its upcoming extraction shooter Marathon. The artist making these claims - 4nt1r34l - posted comparisons between their own ...

So it’s only fitting that “Forever,” the Netflix series that showrunner Mara Brock Akil envisioned as “a love story within a love letter to Los Angeles,” celebrates local artists.