A new public work by Alan Michelson and an exhibition by Leslie Wayne explore climate change and fragile ecosystems
Culture minister Catherine Pégard reveals ‘national security plan’ following another major museum theft in France
The French Culture Ministry has budgeted €30m over three years to improve security at local museums and has issued a 33-point action plan
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi announces opening date
The latest museum in the Guggenheim network will open on 11 December 2026, twenty years after its original 2006 announcement
Royal College of Art and Norwich University of the Arts announce jointly awarded undergraduate degrees
Undergraduate art students will be able to study for the jointly awarded degree based at the Norwich University of the Arts from September 2027
Possible ancient human remains and Maya ceramics found in Mexican cenote
The discovery deep inside a sinkhole in Playa del Carmen has prompted a new research project to date and protect the remains
Dia Azzawi donates work to charity auction supporting displaced people in Lebanon
Works by the London-based Iraqi artist and 29 other artists from the Arab world will be sold to help humanitarian organisations working in Beirut and beyond
Art Dealers Association of America’s fair returns after one-year hiatus with a leaner line-up
The New York fair is coming back to the Park Avenue Armory with 63 exhibitors after a ‘strategic pause’, as executive director Kinsey Robb says the focus is on value […]
Low Kee Hong chosen to curate Biennale of Sydney’s next edition
Low, who is the creative director of Factory International in Manchester, will lead the artistic team for the prominent Australian biennial’s 26th edition
The Artists Information Company, the UK’s largest artists’ membership organisation, relaunches as Artists Now
Founded in 1980, the organisation has also developed a Green Manifesto to guide artist members toward a more environmentally responsible practice
Artists’ monumental hot dog sculpture, now with patriotic toppings, returns to Times Square
Jen Catron and Paul Outlaw’s 65ft-long “Hot Dog in the City” is back on display in New York on the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the United States’ founding