Author: Elara Voss

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

La Casa Azul museum in Mexico City, dedicated to Frida Kahlo’s life and work, clarified that Madonna did not wear clothes from its collection in a recent Instagram post. Madonna’s

Severe rainfall and floods in southern Brazil have caused extensive damage to museums and heritage sites in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. Over 50 museums and nearly 100

The Cleveland Museum of Art (CMA) has agreed to return a 2,200-year-old statue from Ancient Egypt’s Ptolemaic Dynasty to Libya. The statue, a black basalt figure dating from 200BCE-100BCE, was

The Palmer Museum of Art at Pennsylvania State University reopens on 1 June after a three-year, $85 million project to expand its space to 73,000 sq. ft. Designed by Allied

Hospital Rooms, a UK charity, has launched the Digital Art School project to provide free art materials and workshops to service users at mental health units in England. Participating artists

Pérez Art Museum Miami’s (Pamm) new 1,800ft digital billboard, meant to generate additional revenue, is facing potential legal challenges after Miami’s city commissioners voted to repeal the law that allowed

Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has criticized Guanajuato’s Museo de las Momias for not adhering to conservation protocols during a recent exhibit redesign, resulting in damage to

A chaotic scene unfolded at the Brooklyn Museum on 31 May as over 1,000 pro-Palestine protesters took over the main entrance, lobby, and outdoor plaza. The protest was one of

The upcoming General Election in the UK on 4 July is being closely watched by the art and culture sector. We asked key figures in the art world three important