The poet, writer, and abstract painter who inspired a generation died in 2021 at the age of 96.

Thomas Heatherwick’s highly criticized honeycomb-shaped structure will debut new safety measures following a series of deaths by suicide.

Queer love, single motherhood, and the devastation of the Russia-Ukraine War are just a few of the subjects explored by this year’s LensCulture Portrait Award winners.

The artist’s science fiction musical Carnelian debuted at Oklahoma’s Sovereign Futures symposium.

After a four-year hiatus, the Panorama Challenge is back for its 13th edition at the museum’s massive model of the city that was created for the 1964 World’s Fair.

Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata and Beyoncé’s “Single Ladies” are banned under the new restrictions.

The 81st edition of the renowned exhibition is younger, more geographically diverse, and not so male anymore, Hyperallergic’s analysis shows.

The institution holds a collection of rare books, manuscripts, and newspaper archives significant to the Caribbean nation’s history and heritage.

Italia Nostra says a new sculptural display in Venice’s public square distracts from the city’s existing cultural heritage and infrastructure in need of conservation.

A partnership between the museum and Mubi will make a selection of films in this year’s biennial available to watch online from the US, UK, and Canada starting April 12.

“SVA Way” was unveiled last week on East 23rd Street in Manhattan near the school’s long-running Gramercy Gallery.

Advocates drew attention to Italy’s domestic violence and femicide crisis and denounce the Palazzo Ducale’s controversial “rape room” exhibition.

Helen Rodríguez Trías, Elizabeth Jennings Graham, Billie Holiday, and Katherine Walker will get their own monuments in the city.

The 1972 work was last seen in a secure vault at the Orange Coast College's Frank M. Doyle Arts Pavilion before workers reported it unaccounted for.

Nicholas Cullinan of London’s National Portrait Gallery joins the institution amid the fallout of a major theft scandal and ongoing calls for restitution.

Workers call for meaningful wage increases and protections for part-time employees.

Scotiabank, which funds the Hot Docs Film Festival and the Toronto Biennial of Art, among others, is the largest individual foreign shareholder of Elbit Systems.

Security staffers told Ju-Hyun Park that they could not enter with the white-and-black Palestinian headscarf.

Artist Kirsha Kaechele said the participatory experience is an “opportunity to gather in peace as women without men.”

They called for an immediate ceasefire while accusing the museum of complicity in Israel's violence against Palestinians.

After a string of high-profile seizures and controversies, the museum has tapped Lucian Simmons for the new role.

The proposal would help transfer the Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia to the Smithsonian Institution.

Chavis Mármol told Hyperallergic that he wanted to “crush an object that represents a sinister figure like Elon Mollusk.”

The 12-foot bust completes a puzzle that has remained unsolved since 1930, when the bottom portion was first discovered.

The two visitors told Hyperallergic that museum security staff flagged the Palestinian headscarf during a bag check.

The art collector and philanthropist amassed over 700 works spanning modern and contemporary art along with her husband, Burton Tremaine.

The London institution is facing scrutiny after deciding not to host Pankaj Mishra’s lecture “The Shoah after Gaza.”

Over 150 workers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art say the institution must call for a ceasefire and take a stand against the destruction of heritage sites.

The painting depicts Arthur Balfour, author of the 1917 declaration that established Britain's aim to create a Jewish state in Palestine.

Demonstrators led a silent performance and dispersed fabric poppy petals inscribed with the names of Palestinians killed by Israel.

The company that licenses the artist’s name and image says online merchants have manufactured and sold products without authorization.

A print campaign and pop-up exhibitions spotlight Zagout’s artistry and raise funds for her surviving family members.

The London arts center decided not to host a talk that explored connections between the Holocaust and Israel’s attacks on Gaza.

A University of Michigan researcher stumbled upon the full orchestral score for La, La, Lucille, the composer’s first complete musical.

Activists staged an action at the museum after filmmakers Michèle Stephenson and Joe Brewster and writers Nikki Giovanni and Doreen St. Félix withdrew from a planned event in protest.

Fathi Ghaben, a self-taught painter, was 77 years old and suffered from respiratory issues.

Louis Gray, a Black man, claims he was "refused service" when he attempted to buy aerosol paint for his son's bicycle helmet.

At the annual Lower Manhattan event, marchers protested a mega jail development and Israel’s ongoing bombardment of Gaza.

In an action outside the museum, staff rallied for better wages and health benefits.

A new exhibition at the Schomburg Center presents decades of photographs, correspondence, and ephemera tracing the pair’s exchanges and collaborations.

The findings shed light on how societies coped with the changing unpredictable climate at the time.

Greece Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said the institution’s decision to allow Erdem’s show demonstrated “zero respect” for the sculptures.

Many of the school’s founders and early leaders enslaved Black and Indigenous people, Yale said in a public apology.

The Forum Expanded curators’ statement comes amid an ongoing campaign to boycott German institutions accused of stifling pro-Palestine voices.

A Danish scientist-couple has pushed back the date of the earliest smooch by more than a millennium.

The New York nonprofit said Sister Sylvester's artwork was “too closely aligned with the current conflict in Gaza.”

The Hamburger Bahnhof museum characterized the actions as “violent hate speech,” though Brugera stressed that they were non-violent.

Around 300 people gathered at the museum to decry Israel's bombardment of Gaza and the suppression of pro-Palestine voices.

The 2,000-year-old scroll was buried in volcanic mud and ash during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius

Low pay, student debt, and discrepancies in negotiation more heavily affected non-White respondents.