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ART NEWS
Bunny Museum Altadena Destroyed in Devastating Eaton Fire
The Bunny Museum Altadena, a world record holder for its rabbit collection, was destroyed in the devastating Eaton fire. Find out about recovery efforts here.
ART NEWS
Groundbreaking Tate Exhibitions Set to Shape 2025
Tate Exhibitions 2025 brings exciting new art events across Tate Modern, Tate Britain, and Tate St. Ives. Learn about the must-see exhibitions and upcoming shows.
ART NEWS
Top Environmental Art Exhibitions at the Baltimore Museum of Art in 2025 You Can’t Miss
Get ready for a transformative year of environmental art exhibitions at the Baltimore Museum of Art in 2025, exploring nature’s impact on creativity
ART NEWS
Heather James Fine Art: Record-Breaking Year of Art Placements
Heather James Fine Art redefined the art market in 2024 with iconic works, client advisory services, and major exhibitions.
ART NEWS
Repatriation of Looted Artifacts: A Victory for Global Antiquities Protection
The repatriation of looted artifacts from the U.S. to India marks a major victory in global efforts to combat antiquities trafficking and protect cultural heritage.
ART NEWS
Kate Burgin is Walters Art Museum Executive Director and CEO
The Walters Art Museum announces Kate Burgin as Executive Director. She brings with her strategic leadership and vision to enhance the museum’s cultural impact.
ART NEWS
Baltimore City Arts Council Designation Remains With BOPA
BOPA renews its commitment to foster Baltimore’s vibrant arts scene with grants, exhibitions, workshops, and seminars, as it retains its designation as Baltimore City Arts Council.
ART NEWS
Björk Cornucopia Tour Book: A Fusion of Music and Visual Art
A new picture book about Björk Cornucopia Tour reveals an immersive experience, blending sound, vision, visual art, and avant-garde experience.
ART NEWS
The Studio Museum in Harlem Receives Landmark Grant from Ford Foundation
A new chapter for the Studio Museum in Harlem begins with an endowment grant of ten million dollars from the Ford Foundation. It supports naming the position of Director and Chief Curator.
ART NEWS
How To Turn Your Vinyl Collection Into a Gallery
Want to turn your vinyl collection into a gallery? Here are easy and stylish ways to display your records, preserve them, and create a personalized art space.
ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
Tulane School of Architecture Expands Faculty to Enhance Academic Programs
Tulane School of Architecture expands faculty to enhance academic programs, bringing fresh expertise and innovation to elevate student learning experiences.
ART BUSINESS
BOPA Contract Termination Impact: What It Means for Baltimore’s Arts Scene
The BOPA contract termination could redefine Baltimore’s arts scene. Get insights into its impact on the city’s festivals, cultural identity, and future programs
ART NEWS
Museum Cobra Appoints Suzanne Wallinga as General Director: A New Era Begins
Museum Cobra appoints Suzanne Wallinga as General Director, ushering in a new era of leadership that connects avant-garde legacy with contemporary art practices.
ART NEWS
Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art Acquires Rare 14th-Century Italian Painting
Wadsworth Atheneum’s latest acquisition, a stunning 14th-century Italian painting titled the Rasini Crucifixion, is reshaping the art scene in Hartford.
ART NEWS
Walters Art Museum New Acquisitions: Celebrating Diversity Through Art
The Walters Art Museum’s new acquisitions include five stunning paintings promoting dialogue around gender, race, and education in the arts.
ART & DESIGN
‘The Lugard Masquerade’: A Powerful Convergence of Yoruba Culture and Colonial History
In The Lugard Masquerade, Wole Lagunju masterfully blends Yoruba traditions with Western influences, inviting viewers to reflect on post-colonial African identity.
ART & DESIGN
Just Stop Oil Activists Sentenced to Jail for Vandalizing Van Gogh Painting
Just Stop Oil activists and climate protesters hold a demonstration as they throw cans of tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh’s Sunflowers, 1888, at the National Gallery in London, United Full Article »
ART & DESIGN
Ai Weiwei Porcelain Cube Vandalism is a Warning for Art Institutions
The Ai Weiwei Porcelain Cube vandalism highlights security gaps in art institutions. What does this mean for artists and the protection of cultural heritage?
ART NEWS
Nikita Gale Wins Prestigious Bucksbaum Award Worth $100,000
The Whitney Biennial’s $100,000 Bucksbaum Award goes to Nikita Gale for her innovative installation that beautifully merges sound and mechanics.
ART NEWS
International Center of Photography New York to Honor Kathy Ryan
This year’s Spotlights Luncheon at the International Center of Photography New York will honor Kathy Ryan and her contribution to photography.
