Held in Los Angeles, the 68th Grammy Awards went beyond celebrating the year’s musical achievements, bringing to the stage the cultural tensions sparked by the deepening immigration policies in the United States.
With its 55th edition, the International Film Festival Rotterdam transforms the city into a meeting point for world cinema for eleven days through the bridges it builds between mainstream and independent films, the space it opens for emerging directors, and its city-wide
Ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics, Milan is temporarily opening to the public one of the Renaissance’s most mysterious works—the Sala delle Asse frescoes attributed to Leonardo da Vinci—alongside the ongoing restoration process. Located in Sforza Castle, the monumental wall and ceiling
Developed in collaboration between The Peninsula Hotels and the Victoria and Albert Museum, the 2026 edition of Art in Resonance presents new artistic productions extending from public space to hotel interiors as part of Hong Kong Art Month.
Philadelphia has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the U.S. government after park authorities removed an exhibition at President George Washington’s former residence that addressed the history of slavery among African Americans.
As part of its “Guess Who’s Here?” talk series, SALT welcomes Xiao Liu, one of the leading curators of contemporary Chinese art.
Employees of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York voted to unionize following a ballot held on January 16. Established under Local 2110 of the UAW, the Met Union will represent employees across 50 departments, including curatorial, conservation, education, and visitor
From the Sharjah Art Foundation to the Diriyah and AlUla projects, and from the Islamic Arts Biennale to Art Basel Qatar, which will hold its first edition, this dossier takes a close look at the rapidly evolving art ecosystem of the Gulf.
Nan Goldin supported the donation campaign titled “Colors That Survived,” organized for the benefit of children in Gaza, with her photograph “Ava twirling.”
Inviting audiences to rediscover one of the most original figures of modern Turkish art through the unique language she forged between stage and visual arts, the exhibition All Colors in Aria (Tüm Renklerin Aryası) has opened at Istanbul Modern
The Louvre Museum in Paris has closed its doors for the third time in January due to ongoing strikes by staff demanding increased hiring, higher wages, and improved working conditions.
Halil Altındere, in a new work titled “Free Osman Kavala” shared on Instagram, draws attention to the 3,000-day-long imprisonment of civil society and human rights activist Osman Kavala, who was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment in the Gezi Park trial.