The Trump administration targeted the Smithsonian Institution, demanding content corrections promoting 'Americanism' and reviewing museum materials. Concerns arose over censorship and artistic freedom.
Christie's auctions Ole Faarup's modern art collection, featuring works by Ofili, Basquiat & Danish artists. Proceeds benefit Danish art export & global exchange.
David Wojnarowicz's 'Missing Children Show' mural, created in 1985, was hidden behind a wall. Now rediscovered, its preservation is in question amidst real estate development. The Wojnarowicz Foundation fights to save it.
Researchers are using atomic oxygen to reverse lead white darkening in artworks damaged by pollution. The technology gently removes discoloration, offering a safer alternative to traditional methods. Lead White pigment issues are addressed.
Norwich Castle reopens after a 5-year project, revealing recreated medieval royal rooms and a new British Museum gallery. Experience Norman history with immersive exhibits and art.
Janet Flanner's early work for The New Yorker focused on European culture, but later grappled with Hitler's rise. She provided a unique perspective, balancing cultural observations with the growing threat of Nazism.
Exploration of analytical fiction's themes: hidden affections, misinterpretations, and character assessments. Stories where characters are often wrong, leading to corrected yet undermined scenarios. Analysis of authors and novels.
Italy recovers 31 trafficked antiquities, including a 1st-century Alexander the Great marble head. The Antiquities Trafficking Unit (ATU) led the recovery from convicted traffickers.
The National Gallery introduces a citizen assembly (NG Citizens) to advise on policy, priorities, and public value, sparking debate about museum governance and public engagement in UK museums. Includes civic lottery and UK reach.
The Albert Pike statue, a point of controversy due to Pike's KKK association, is being restored after being vandalized in 2020. Restoration aligns with historic preservation law and executive orders. Statue's return expected in October.
Trump's library raises concerns about ethics, influence, and historical accuracy. Will it be a monument to truth or self-aggrandizement? The debate over funding, location, and content intensifies.
Museums face ethical challenges: funding, repatriation, and collaboration with controversial regimes. Codes of ethics need strengthening for decolonization, provenance, and social change.
Paz Errázuriz, a Chilean photographer renowned for documenting marginalized communities, makes her UK debut with 'Dare to Look,' showcasing 5 decades of powerful, immersive photography. Includes Venice Biennale exhibits.
The Kinkade Family Foundation rebukes DHS's unauthorized use of art, including Kinkade's paintings, in social media posts, accusing the agency of promoting division and xenophobia through misinterpretations of American heritage.
FBI considers MMA training. Brooklyn's Candy Factory nurtures artists with affordable studios thanks to Ann Ballentine. Trump imposes tariffs on Brazil amid political tensions. Jiu-Jitsu training and art community and Trump tariffs.
The WNBA's growing popularity faces fan debates. Caitlin Clark's impact, league history, physical differences with NBA, and discrimination discussions are key topics. The league sees increasing attendance and viewership.
WeTransfer's updated terms sparked outrage over data usage, AI training, and privacy. Users questioned rights to content, leading to revisions but concerns remain about data repurposing and consent.
