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A 'Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame' appeared near the White House, featuring stars with names of notable figures linked to Epstein. The work, which includes QR codes to evidence, remains unclaimed by any artist or group.

Intense Israeli and American airstrikes have severely damaged Tehran's historic Golestan Palace. The UNESCO site suffered structural harm due to a shockwave from nearby attacks. Experts express deep concern over the cultural loss.

Zanele Muholi, a prominent South African photographer, has been awarded the 2026 Hasselblad Award, the most prestigious prize in photography. Muholi's work is celebrated for its impactful exploration of race, gender, and sexuality.

Union members rallied outside the Guggenheim Museum during Carol Bove's exhibition opening, demanding fair contracts and highlighting issues such as high healthcare costs and job insecurity. Led by union leaders, the protest aimed to urge the museum to reconsider its stance in

Exploring the challenges faced by writers like Herman Melville, the debate on AI art, and the ease of joining ICE, this article delves into various societal intersections. It also highlights new findings in animal behavior and a rare botanical discovery in Malaysia.

This week's art highlights include stories of artistic expression and historical discoveries. From a young painter in Gaza to a rediscovered 2,000-year-old basilica, the week offers insights into creativity and archaeology. Meanwhile, discussions on political and social justice weave through recent events,

An exhibition at the UK's National Archives examines love letters' history, while Char Adams chronicles Black-owned bookstores. A new book discusses the Parthenon Marbles' impact and Northwestern University faces controversy over a symbol linked to anti-trans rhetoric.

California has officially recognized South LA as a hub for Black art, with plans for a cultural monument. Meanwhile, an exhibition of Peter Strausfeld's movie posters highlights his impact on film, and the contributions of women in literature are discussed. Palestinian student

This article delves into various art and culture topics, from Claire Alexandre's exploration of Black diasporic history through ecological portraits to Sophie Bishop's study of social media's impact on art. It also covers Gaza's overlooked artifacts, a personal asylum story, and issues

Nicholas R. Bell has been named the new CEO and director of Toronto's Royal Ontario Museum. Previously leading Calgary's Glenbow, Bell is expected to bring fresh perspectives to the renowned institution.