Arts

The Wounded Indian, a life-size marble sculpture of a mortally wounded Native warrior, has long been a key work in the collection of the Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk, …

When the Chinese Canadian Museum opened the doors to its permanent residence in Vancouver on July 1, there was a sense of both homecoming and historic recognition. The opening marked …

Nancy Yao, who was chosen by the Smithsonian Institution last March to be the founding director of the future American Women’s History Museum (AWHM), stepped down from his post, citing …

The Young V&A is facing criticism, including from former staffers, after the museum made the decision, before its recent reopeningto remove from display certain materials and materials that express support …

Decades after being looted in the village of Njemetop in southeastern Nigeria, an ancient basalt monolith has come home. Until last week, the human-looking stone work was held by the …

The splitting and tokenization of art is all the rage. While the idea of ​​unlocking the value of a work of art by selling shares of it has been around …

Shortly after the invasion of Ukraine last year, a group of Russian artists decided to leave their country to pursue their careers abroad. Among them was Vladimir Logutov, an award-winning …

A string of prominent British artists, cartoonists and illustrators have pledged to create artwork in UK asylum centers after Robert Jenrick, the UK Immigration Secretary, ordered Department of Foreign Affairs …

The old masters continue to puzzle. The latest edition of London’s ‘Classic Week’, with auctions of historic works of art from the 19th century to antiquity, seemed, on paper at …

The Dutch government returns 478 objects looted during the colonial era from Indonesia and Sri Lanka. Following multiple claims from Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Nigeria, the Dutch Minister of Culture …