The Kennedy Center has canceled an upcoming LGBTQIA+ Pride performance by the Gay Men’s Chorus of Washington, DC (GMCW), shortly after President Donald Trump took the reins as chairman of the venue’s board.
A Barbadian theatrical dance group is taking legal action after being “excluded in the name of inclusivity” due to their Christian beliefs on gender.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has asked occult “Spirit Cooking” artist Marina Abramović to serve as an ambassador, according to The Telegraph.
The ‘Rainbow Monkey Dildo Story Hour’ has forced Labour officials to grovel after intense backlash from the local Muslim community.
A London library sparked backlash for hiring an anti-racist group with a performer dressed up as a rainbow monkey with a large dildo.
TEL AVIV – More than twenty thousand jubilant Israelis descended on Tel Aviv’s main square Monday night for a free victory concert by Netta Barzilai to celebrate her landslide triumph at the 63rd Eurovision song contest.
Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf kicked off his planned four-year-long protest of President Donald Trump this week by enthusiastically participating in the live-streaming museum exhibit in New York City that he helped to create.
He brought you #IAMSORRY. He brought you a live-stream of his heartbeat, and one of himself watching all 29 of his own movies. He invited you to “touch his soul,” and made you unafraid to be inspired. Now, Shia LaBeouf invites you, again, to experience his latest performance art: being stuck in an elevator for 24 hours.
Shia LaBeouf is back with his latest piece of performance art. He’s set up a call center at the Fact Gallery in Liverpool, where he will take phone calls from the public in a piece of performance art he calls “#TOUCHMYSOUL.”
The world-renowned Art Basel Miami Beach art show is a regular gathering for celebrity art patrons. But confusion struck the upscale exhibit on Friday night when visitors observed a woman being stabbed and thought the violent attack was part of a performance art routine.
Shia LaBeouf is livestreaming himself watching his own movies, in reverse chronological order. All of them. Non-stop.
Having fully recovered from his 2014 “sexual assault,” actor Shia LaBeouf is back to his old performance art ways, this time with a project asking fans to follow his heart. Literally.
