Public artworks and zine-making workshops are on this year’s line-up, uniting artists and cultural organizations against an increasingly authoritarian administration.

Many thousands of boys and men in Lesotho take up the vital profession of herding but have to give up their education. A small network of schools on a shoestring budget is teaching them the ABCs.

Media workers are grappling with increasingly volatile press climate in US, with some detained and even deported

Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, published when Dillard was 28, skyrocketed her to become one of the most prominent nonfiction writers of her generation

Founding Chair Charles Traub said he believed the closure could have been avoided with “better coordination” and more strategies for “how we were going to deal with the future of AI.”

Film premieres at Venice as researchers question who took famous Spanish civil war shot of ‘falling soldier’, credited to the pair’s Robert Capa alias

More than 3,000 people missing after glacier collapse unleashes destruction in Himalayas.

Standing Rock increased division in North Dakota between Indigenous communities and nearby non-Indigenous communities. Propaganda made it worse.

A Wendell artist has pulled her work from the Deerfield Valley Art Association’s Fiddleheads Gallery over its policies pertaining to altered photographs, putting under a local microscope the larger de...

The Mukluk Fire started just before noon Monday. By Tuesday afternoon, it was roughly 5,500 acres.

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AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL , which opened over Memorial Day weekend at Monroe Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and runs through August 9, directly engages with this question. The timing of the exhibition i...

Fire department continues to tackle blazes across the country, including the islands, as fires are fed by gale-force winds

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National Geographic photographer Kiliii Yuyan spent months at a time in each of the nine communities he portrays in the large-format book.

Hallinen’s body of work spanned several decades at the Anchorage Daily News and continued to expand long after he retired.

Former colleagues recall a quiet, prolific photographer with a talent for finding nuance in familiar subjects.

Officials said losing out on the ability to do vital prevention work at a perilous time for the region hindered them from being as prepared as they could have been.

Tips on staying healthy, keeping sane and getting through being socked in by smoke.

Rangers are paddling lake to lake to clear campers from the wilderness

These are photos of just some of the two dozen prison-made objects photographer Daniella Zalcman was able to track down using state prison industries catalogs and social media accounts.