Author: Elara Voss

This spring, I visited a unique sculpture park called the Freedom Monument Sculpture Park in Montgomery, Alabama. This 17-acre park honors the lives of the 10 million Black people enslaved

The Argentine president, Javier Milei, plans to reduce the public workforce by 15-20% to address the country’s fiscal crisis and eliminate corruption. This includes defunding the Instituto Nacional de Cine

High in the Entoto Mountains, overlooking Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, a new cultural center fusing art, ecology, and local building traditions is underway. Named Zoma Village Entoto, this innovative complex, set

Minneapolis Woman Files Lawsuit Against Walker Art Center Over Breastfeeding Incident A Minneapolis woman, Megan Mzenga, has filed a lawsuit against the Walker Art Center after a staff member told

Italy’s culture ministry has notified the heirs of Giuseppe Verdi that it will seize the composer’s villa near the town of Piacenza, paving the way for plans to transform the

Fotografiska, the global network of photography museums, is closing its Park Avenue location in Manhattan on 29 September as it prepares to move to a larger space in New York.

Kate Casprowiak Scher, the new permanent director of the Bellevue Arts Museum (Bam) in Washington state, has taken a transparent approach to address the institution’s financial challenges. Facing a dire

The Imperial War Museum management’s decision to no longer recognize the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union has sparked a heated dispute. The campaign against this move, supported by 33

Singapore’s arts community is looking forward to a new era following the handover of power from long-standing Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to his successor Lawrence Wong. As the fourth