The Art Institute of Chicago has received an l donation that is reshaping its collection of European art. Jeffrey and Carol Horvitz, renowned collectors of…
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Israeli lawmakers have introduced a bill that could shift oversight of West Bank antiquities, sparking heated debate among archaeologists, legal experts, and international organizations. The…
Zona Maco 2025, Mexico City’s premier contemporary art fair, once again demonstrated its influence in the art market by attracting top-tier collectors, galleries, and institutions…
Artist Mark Dion has displayed a captivating exhibition in Pittsburgh’s Troy Hill neighborhood, offering an immersive exploration of the complex relationships between art, nature, and…
Sony has announced the closure of its last recordable Blu-ray media production facility, ending nearly two decades of Blu-ray manufacturing. The decision, set to take…
The National Ballet of Texas, a new nonprofit ballet company based in Plano, will begin its inaugural season in August at the Courtyard Theatre. The…
Attention unsigned musicians! NPR Music has officially launched the 11th annual Tiny Desk Contest, a golden opportunity for emerging artists to showcase their talent. The…
The Broad Museum in Los Angeles, a renowned cultural institution, is facing serious allegations after its former Human Resources (HR) director, Darron Rezell Walker, filed…
Here’s a roundup of free events happening today in New York City, featuring art, music, and cultural activities for everyone to enjoy. 1. Bad Bunny…
The exhibition “Incandescence: The Chandelier in Contemporary Art” explores the chandelier’s transformation into a potent symbol within contemporary art. It examines the balance between historical…