Artists Pay Tribute to Dolly Parton, a Southern Icon
Dolly Parton, who died yesterday at 80, is remembered as a country legend, cultural icon, and beloved champion of the South, especially Appalachia and
Okwui Enwezor and the Emerging World Order
Revisit Okwui Enwezor’s introduction to Hardt and Negri’s Commonwealth in Artforum’s Archive. The piece is tagged From the Archive, Globalism, and Okwui Enwezor.
Wolf Kahn Foundation Secures New Permanent Space in Manhattan
The Wolf Kahn foundation has secured a permanent location in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood. The new space will soon be open to appointments and gives
Kvareli Foundation for Contemporary Art Set to Debut in Georgia
The Kvareli Foundation for Contemporary Art will open on October 31 in Kvareli, eastern Georgia, with a program of contemporary art exhibitions and public
Smithsonian’s Tentative Plan for American Latino Museum Could Bypass Congressional Approval
The Smithsonian board is preparing to discuss whether DC’s Arts and Industries Building should serve as the home of the National Museum of the
FBI Repatriates 48 Ancient Egyptian Objects in Los Angeles Ceremony
On August 21 in Los Angeles, the FBI repatriated 48 objects to Egypt after determining they had left the country illegally. The handover took
Europol Flags Rising Violence in Museum Theft Cases
Europol has published a report warning of disturbing trends in museum crime across Europe. The agency says thefts are becoming increasingly violent, raising concern
Report Details Allegations Against Suspended Mucem President Pierre-Olivier Costa
Le Monde has published allegations of sexual and professional misconduct against Pierre-Olivier Costa, based on a report compiled by France’s IGAC. The revelations further