WSWS International Editorial Board chairman David North will take part in this critical webinar hosted by San Diego State University Political Science Professor Emanuele Saccarelli.

Artists and scientists are finding ways to highlight troublesome plants and animals, tell their stories and, in some cases, ...

None of that is immediately evident when first stepping into “BOOM: Art and Design of the 1940s” at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, which greets visitors with a 1940 “Patriot Radio” by industrial ...

The latest work by Dai Ying explores what it's like to be a human soul in a female body and a technocapitalist society.

One of the late Jacques Derrida’s most useful exercises in linguistic play was to hyphenate “represent.” The word that ...

Tens of thousands of people protested in every single state in the US on Saturday, while thousands more demonstrated in ...

In “Opera Rose,” the artist delivers a compelling meditation on form and modern mythology via an exploration of the classical ...

In New York, the artist reclaims religious iconography and industrial motifs to stage a revolutionary act of aesthetic ...

Guns, fascism and Julie Andrews: the 'Angry Pop' artist taking on Trump’s America - Ben Turnball is a British artist whose ...

In a look ahead at a week of Cambridge and Somerville events, there’s the latest on happiness; sea monsters and Colonial ...

A Yale University professor who studies fascism is leaving the U.S. for Canada, warning that the future of academic, and personal, liberty in the country is in pressing danger. “This crackdown ...

Sebald here is calling for a kind of art that resists the desire to be complete, to be perfect, to be ideal—for in this lies, he suggests, a similar impulse to fascism. “The invariability of ...