I didn’t think much of Rivers’s Washington Crossing the Delaware, however, and much as I admired Alfred Barr, I didn’t believe that a revival of history painting was either imminent or even possible.

Don’t Think One Year Into the Future—Think 10. Read More. At a separate retreat I attended this week, for Cronkite School faculty to kick off the new academic year at ASU, ...

Future Fair’s mission is to provide a platform that supports the advancement, sustainability and empowerment of art galleries. Photo by Keenon Perry As is the case with many good ideas, the ...

Amna Nawaz: Artificial intelligence, or A.I., is everywhere. It's now part of our conversations about education and politics and social media. It's also become a hot topic in the art world.

If uncertainty is a feature of our situation at the moment, it's the stock in trade of people who try to think about the future. Riel Miller is an economist at UNESCO, who works on future literacy.

Language foils our ability to think about the future. Phrases like “fair chance” or “likely” can be interpreted in many different ways.

When you engage in optimistic future thinking, your brain releases dopamine—a neurotransmitter central to motivation, reward, and the anticipation of positive outcomes.

Jamie Lee Curtis is excited about turning 65, even as she jokes about what the future holds. During an appearance this week on “Today,” the Oscar-winning actress said her age “is a moment of ...

I think what the future could be is just inscrutable to us. We have no idea what the world will look like in 1,000 years. Trying to anticipate the future is like driving on a winding road at night.