The project seeks testimony, documents and artistic responses on the Rasht Grand Bazaar fire in Iran.

The revised design advanced in a 4-0 vote after near-total written opposition.

Records show officials discussed whether the show could “negatively impact the department."

A released email shows one visible White House ballroom talking point before the rest of the discussion is redacted.

It was handed over during an April 28 ceremony, in which ten other "priceless" artifacts were also returned.

Cost, political risk and lack of a permanent Venice structure left Iran seeking a shorter exhibition model.

The protest action was organized by the Art Not Genocide Alliance.

Levy manipulated a photograph of the statue to depict the man, blinded by a keffiyeh, holding a Palestinian flag.