Kaelen Wilson-Goldie's new book, "Beautiful, Gruesome, and True" considers how art may operate as a proxy for political discourse in places where free speech has been suppressed.

In an unusual move, three curators have been enlisted, and one is an artist.

A guide to the next seven days.

The show maps depictions of nonviolence in art over 14 centuries

Less than halfway through the six-month run of its trademark show, the Carnegie International (through Mar. 16, 2014), Pittsburgh's Carnegie Museum of Art (CMA) has announced its first round of acqu…

The violent struggles between repressive regimes and resisting citizens that convulse so many developing countries are notoriously hard for residents of the wealthy West to keep straight. Such confusi…