By Nycole da Cunha The rise of the right-wing movement globally is becoming an undeniable reality. Across the world, we see far-right ideologies slowly dominating the room. With the increasing use of social media, hate speech opposing social justice initiatives is being disseminated daily, this shift is often labeled as “post-woke” or “anti-woke”, signaling a [...]

by Deniz Alize Ünal What defines art? Is art a pursuit of beauty and goodness itself, an effort to express something beyond the surface, the careful craftsmanship of the artist, or a functional or ritualistic representation of everyday life? The definition of art has changed throughout history, according to the mindset of the cultures and [...]

The state of Texas has recently made headlines with its controversial decision to prohibit Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in public institutions, including higher education and government agencies. While proponents argue that the move is aimed at fostering neutrality and preventing “woke ideologies” from influencing policy, critics view it as an overt attack on [...]

Berlin, often heralded as Europe’s creative capital, is now grappling with an unsettling decision: significant budget cuts to its cultural sector as part of the Berlin Senate’s financial realignment. The move has sparked widespread concern among artists, cultural institutions, and advocates who see it as an attack on the heart of Berlin’s identity and economy. [...]

How the web2 and web3 could help to create more equality and diversity in the selection of artists and artworks in contemporary art museums and art collections? Web2 and Web3 technologies hold potential to make art more inclusive, diverse, and representative by broadening access to platforms and resources for artists from underrepresented backgrounds, enabling decentralized [...]