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'Tide of Returns' asks what happens after repatriation
In Venice, 'Tide of Returns' follows the remarkable journey of Indigenous Australian shell dolls to consider what repatriation means after cultural objects finally come home.
Why free museums are a victory for democratic education
As the UK marks 25 years of universal free museum entry, the policy has proved its value beyond rising visitor numbers. It has established access to art, history, and culture as part of public education, open to anyone who walks through the door.
Artists return to Brisbane Portrait Prize to challenge AI from within
After a two-year boycott over the Brisbane Portrait Prize's acceptance of generative AI, several artists have returned in 2026, using portraiture, cultural knowledge, and ancestral integrity to contest the policy from inside the exhibition.
Building independence: MoMA revisits West Africa's Post-Liberation Architecture
MoMA's 'Architects of Liberation' traces how modern architecture became entwined with independence, national identity, and political ambition across West Africa.