Museum of Modern Art hosts a new site-specific installation by Shana Moulton, whose work captures the banality and enormity of everyday life. Through performance, video, and sculpture, Moulton chronicles the experiences of her semi-autobiographical alter-ego, Cynthia, as she navigates personal choices and physical
Dr. Nazan Ölçer, Director of the Sakıp Sabancı Museum since 2003, will hand over her role to Professor Dr. Ahu Antmen, a faculty member of Sabancı University’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, as of February 3.
As wildfires continue to ravage Los Angeles, two museums have been destroyed. As of the night of 8th January, many other institutions in the city remained closed, prioritizing the safety of their staff. On 9th Jan, several fires were still active, with
The transformation of the Netherlands' historic panopticon prisons showcases the remarkable ability to breathe new life into spaces once defined by fear and control, turning them into thriving cultural and creative hubs that honor their past while inspiring the future.
Istanbul Modern marks its 20th anniversary on December 11, 2024, celebrating two decades of success with 10 million visitors and over 1 million children and young adults benefiting from free art education. In its first 20 years, Istanbul Modern organized 9 collection
To commemorate its 25th anniversary, Tate Modern will host a special exhibition featuring 25 significant works from its collection, starting with Louise Bourgeois’s renowned sculpture, ‘Maman’. The celebratory exhibition will bring together monumental works by artists such as Mark Rothko and Louise
The Metropolitan Museum reveals plans for a $550 million contemporary art wing, designed by Frida Escobedo, set to open in 2030.
Poland opens its first queer museum, boldly preserving LGBTQ history against all odds.
After 50 years, Milan’s Palazzo Citterio opens, showcasing modern masterpieces and redefining the city’s cultural scene.
Berlin's leading art institutions have united against proposed 13% funding cuts, warning they threaten cultural accessibility, democracy, and the city's vibrant art scene.
Taiwanese calligraphy master Tong Yang-Tze redefines tradition with her monumental, larger-than-life works, transforming The Met's Great Hall into a space of bold cultural dialogue.
