Staffing Shortages Plague POC Arts Nonprofits, Research Reveals
A recent survey by Museum Hue highlights severe staffing shortages at POC-led cultural institutions in the Northeast. Over a third of respondents lack full-time
Lebanese Filmmaker Files War Crime Allegation Against Israel Over Parents’ Death
Ali Cherri, a Paris-based Lebanese artist, accuses the Israeli military of a war crime for a 2024 bombing in Beirut that killed his parents.
Surprises Await at the World’s Largest Print Fair’s Return
The International Fine Print Dealers Association fair is back, featuring artists like Deborah R. Grayson and Ellen Lesperance. With a focus on printmaking's generosity
Dalí’s Controversial Depiction of the Divine
Salvador Dalí's 'Christ of Saint John of the Cross' faced multiple acts of vandalism, reflecting its controversial nature. Despite critical dismissal, Dalí's Nuclear Mysticism
Exploring the Duality of Salvador Dalí’s Religious Art
Salvador Dalí's Christ paintings challenge perceptions of faith. Ed Simon examines Dalí's fusion of quantum physics and Catholicism, while other articles explore themes in
Brooklyn Museum to Develop New African Art Exhibition Space
The Brooklyn Museum is set to create a 6,400 square foot space for its African art collection. Construction is scheduled to start this summer,
Uffizi Confirms Cyberattack, Asserts No Security Breach
The Uffizi Galleries in Florence acknowledged a February cyberattack but confirmed that their security systems were not breached. Measures are being taken to enhance
Trump’s Influence Stalls Smithsonian Board Appointments
The Smithsonian Institution's board appointments have been delayed as Trump seeks to influence the selection process. This has raised concerns over potential impacts on