A coalition of arts leaders and local governments is working to develop an arts and culture strategy for Grand Rapids and Kent County aimed at strengthening the sector and guiding long-term investment.

Lord Cultural Resources is facilitating the development of the regional cultural strategy.

A new mural celebrating Indigenous culture and celestial navigation has debuted at the Museum of the Rockies.  

A Smithsonian museum exhibit about the maritime journey that millions of Africans were forced to take across the Atlantic to slavery in the Americas will change later this month, when a remnant from one of the first sunken slave ships ever recovered is taken off display in Washington.

After almost 20 years at Newfoundland and Labrador’s top cultural institution, and almost seven years as its CEO, Anne Chafe is stepping down in May after a career she calls a "privilege."

This year marks a veritable museum-palooza as Los Angeles debuts four new major arts complexes, with three in the wings likely to open in advance of the 2028 Summer Olympics.

From state-backed mega museums to privately-funded contemporary art spaces, the expansion of China’s galleries, libraries, archives and museums – or “GLAM” – sector is reshaping how the nation narrates its past and imagines its future.

The Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg is planning a major expansion expected to begin construction in 2026, with the new facilities slated to open in 2028.

Researchers at the Rijksmuseum have demonstrated that the painting Vision of Zacharias in the Temple (1633) was made by Rembrandt.

Originally envisioned as a center for collective memory and mourning amid the country’s 70-year armed conflict, the building still sits empty in the middle of Bogotá.

The Horniman Museum and Gardens in London is opening a new photographic display highlighting hope for endangered coral reefs.

After a heist and the departure of its boss, the French institution wrestles with water leaks, strikes and much-criticised plans for a €1bn renovation.

When Finance Minister Nate Horner tabled the 2026 Alberta Budget, the headlines focused on a $9.4-billion deficit and a bold plan to double tourism spending to $25 billion by 2035.

Art Gallery of Ontario deputy director and chief curator Julian Cox will leave his post this April after eight years in the role, marking the latest departure at the Toronto museum since it became embroiled in a controversy over a failed plan to acquire a work by Nan Goldin.

Arts leaders speak about the tough challenges the new culture commissioner will face in the job.

Nearly half of all Nova Scotia Museum sites closed. The elimination of a fund supporting local publishers. A 100% cut to funding for programs that put writers and artists in schools.

A decade in the making, the Bowery institution returns with twice the space and a broader vision for what a museum can be.

Barbican Renewal Programme aims to improve accessibility and secure the Brutalist structure's future.

The artist and investigator of digital surveillance infrastructures will deliver a hybrid lecture-performance at the Guggenheim in New York in May

Organizations across industries face a fundamental challenge — how to convert legacy data into a competitive advantage through digital transformation. Unfortunately, a study by BCG suggests that 70% of digital transformation efforts fail.

The $69.3 million that Vignesh Sundaresan spent on “Everydays: The First 5000 Days,” a jpeg by Beeple, remains the third-highest sum ever paid for a living artist's work at auction.

The Ashmolean Museum at the University of Oxford has repatriated a 16^th-century bronze statue to the Government of India after it was found to have been taken from a Hindu temple.

Cambodian officials on Friday received more than six dozen historic artifacts described as part of the country’s cultural heritage that had been looted during decades of war and instability