Arts

What began as a magazine in search of answers became an activist organ certain it possessed them all. Marco Roth on how n+1 lost its way

Paul Kingsnorth argues technocratic civilization is not merely misguided but malevolent. Blame "the Machine"

James Joyce on typos: “These are not misprints but beauties of my style hitherto undreamt of”

Remnants of 3,400-Year-Old Loom in Spain Sheds Light on Bronze Age Textile Production

Painting in the Vatican’s Collection Is Newly Identified as an El Greco

Court Decision Ends Dispute Over Who Actually Bought Beeple’s Everydays: The First 5000 Days for $69.3 M.

In the Whitney Biennial, Artists Explore the Horrifying Boundary Between Human and Machine

Egidio Marzona, Collector Who Built a Monument to the Avant-Garde, Dies at 81

DePaul Art Museum Advisory Board Calls on University to Save the Institution, Expressing ‘Anger, Frustration, and Deep Sadness’ Over Abrupt Closure

Open Letter Published by Activist Group Calling for Venice Biennale to Eject Israel Signed by Nearly 200 Participating Artists and Curators

MCA Chicago Director Madeleine Grynsztejn to Depart After 18 Years

Trevor Paglen Wins Guggenheim Museum’s $100,000 LG Award for Art and Technology

Trevor Paglen Wins $100,000 LG Guggenheim Award for Art and Technology

Congress Adopts HEAR Act, Hockney to Celebrate 90th Birthday at Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall: Morning Links for March 17, 2026

Joseph Beuys Might Be the 20th Century’s Most Influential Artist—but We Have Him All Wrong.