In a major show at the Whitney, Christine Sun Kim shines light on Deaf culture and measures sonic experience beyond the ear.

The artist’s first museum survey pushes the bounds of language and upends notions about how we connect with one another.

Her new show at the Whitney reveals that language is a social currency that constantly places the deaf at a disadvantage.

The local arts scene is reacting to President Donald Trump’s efforts to redraw the national arts landscape during the first month of his second term — initiatives that, if successful, are likely ...

The Whitney Museum's Christine Sun Kim survey is a razor-sharp and thought-provoking meditation on communication and sound.

The city recently unveiled Sun Flair, a new public art program comprised of 26 metal suns hand-painted by local artists. The ...

Cues on Point delves into the linguistic complexities of Kim’s ASL performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner” and “America the ...

Crypto bro Justin Sun has sued entertainment mogul David Geffen to reclaim an Alberto Giacometti sculpture he claims was ...

Rubem Valentim (1922-1991), in particular, is a "wonderful discovery", his "ultra-sharp geometric paintings and gleaming ...

If Sun did take an extended vacation, it'd probably be to Mars, he said. But only for a two-way trip. "I think the only thing [that] may change my mind on crypto is Mars explorati ...

Researchers took samples from the tooth in 2016. The results, not widely disseminated, showed it was from someone in the 5th ...

The enormous patchwork consists of 240 blue six-pointed stars: “Each star is a body, a human. I get emotional talking about ...