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.
Tandanya, Tutti Arts and Nature Festival brings artists, researchers, and cultural knowledge together for 'Silent Country', an exhibition confronting the spread of buffel grass and the landscapes being changed by it.
ACCA revives its influential NEW exhibition series after a ten-year break, bringing together seven emerging artists whose practices reflect the changing course of Australian contemporary art.
Sydney's Festival of Dangerous Ideas has launched 'Heap', an installation where visitors physically dig up 80 artworks buried under 120 tonnes of dirt. This tactile exhibition offers educators a brilliant blueprint for teaching students how physical parti
Ancient Rome wasn't as silent, white, or pristine as museums make it seem. One St. Louis exhibition used scent and sound to put some of the life back into antiquity.
The 7th annual National Indigenous Art Fair debuted at Sydney's newly transformed Cutaway venue, spotlighting Ngalakgan artist Karen Rogers' popular paintings of Toyota vehicles traveling through the bush.
Paris's iconic Centre Pompidou embarks on a five-year renovation, transforming its closure into an unprecedented opportunity for global outreach through an extensive international off-site exhibition program. This forward-thinking strategy redefines the r
