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Founded by Chileans in New York, Runaway adds the machine learning and AI to image editing and post-production processes. 

Conversations to sell Diego Rivera's historic mural for $50 million to save the SFAI have outraged students and teachers.

The Lehmann Maupin Gallery in Manhattan hosts Maelstrom, a powerful mosaic of works marked by the catastrophe and the genocide in the Caribbean until Jan. 23.  

A "friendly fridge" that offered free food to East Elmhurst' residents in need was vandalized, but the community came together to rebuild it.

Proud Boys leader's arrest and subsequent activity on social media lights the fuse for the Jan. 6 demonstration in support of Trump in Washington D.C. 

Enrique Tarrio, a leader of the far-right Proud Boys movement, was arrested Monday in Washington as he planned to participate in Wednesday's protest to support President Donald Trump. 

Visual artist Juliana Notari generated major controversy between liberals and conservatives in Brazil with a giant sculpture in the shape of a vagina.

Alessandra Moctezuma, gallerist and professor of Museum Studies at San Diego Mesa College, takes stock of 2020 and the important lessons learned by artists and curators.

The Arecibo Observatory's emblematic radio telescope collapsed in early December 2020.

Congress declared April 13th as National Borinqueneers Day, in recognition of the "courage, service and sacrifice" of the 65th Infantry Regiment.

Both revolutionary leaders had extensive correspondence, but the key to this story is in a single letter.

The American Museum of the Cuban Diaspora in Miami will reopen its doors in January with an exhibition dedicated to this historic operation that brought more than 14,000 children to the U.S.

When the photograph of the winning work of a sculpture contest was shared, some critics wanted to see a reflection on precariousness. Others, the precariousness itself.