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The Hamilton Wood Type & Printing Museum faces backlash over canceled artist residencies, prompting a major donor to withhold funds and artists to demand leadership changes.
The Portland Art Museum officially opened its $111 million expansion today, including the new Mark Rothko Pavilion, connecting its buildings and offering public access.
Former Philadelphia Art Museum CEO Sasha Suda sued the institution, alleging wrongful termination after her modernization efforts clashed with a board faction. She seeks two years' pay and damages, wh
The Studio Museum in Harlem reopens its doors after seven years of construction, unveiling a new purpose-built home on West 125th Street. The institution, founded in 1968, continues its mission to sho
A Nottingham art gallery has become the first in the world to hand permanent leadership to a citizens' assembly, resulting in a 22% surge in public engagement.
Princeton University's esteemed art collection began in 1755 with a portrait gift. Despite fires and battle losses, the museum formally established in 1882, opening in 1874 with under 3,000 objects, e
The Princeton University Art Museum reopens October 31 after a five-year rebuild, featuring a new design by David Adjaye, expanded exhibition space, and a 30% increase in its collection.
A project in London is using lockboxes to share museum membership cards, helping artists bypass high entry fees amid low incomes in the creative sector.
Princeton University Art Museum opens its new 146,000-square-foot facility on October 31, 2025. Designed by Adjaye Associates, the building modernizes operations and increases exhibition space.
Tavares Strachan's LACMA exhibit, 'The Day Tomorrow Began,' merges art, science, and history to highlight overlooked achievements of marginalized figures like astronaut Robert Henry Lawrence Jr. and e
Native artists used augmented reality at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to overlay Indigenous imagery onto 19th-century American paintings, challenging museum narratives.
C. Grimaldis Gallery, a prominent Baltimore art institution for 48 years, will close its physical location on December 31 due to the sale of its building.
