EXPO Chicago is back at Navy Pier from April 24–27 for its 12th edition—the second under Frieze—with more than 170 galleries ...

HistoryMiami Museum is proud to announce that its CEO, Natalia Crujeiras, has been selected as an Emerson Collective Fellow ...

It has long been said that there’s a lot to like about Lowell. From the historic mills to memories of writer Jack Kerouac to ...

Based in Houston’s Third Ward neighborhood, the organization has done what few others have before or since: to make art that can seem luxurious meet real, lived necessities.

Thinking of taking a budget-friendly trip in the United States this year? There are plenty of options, depending on the ...

Indian traditions and cultural practices, long overlooked, are witnessing a revival, with languages gaining classical status ...

"The Language of the Land" is curated by Montana artist Sean Chandler and features work by the 2024 recipients of the Ucross ...

For eight years, the decommissioned T3 tram car served as an unusual but independent cultural space on Bratislava's Tyršovo Nábrežie embankment. Now, the group behind it announced its ending. "In ...

The BMCHRC inspired local students with their Human Rights Art & Essay Contest themed on diversity, with winners from various schools showcasing their skills and perspectives on inclusion.

For all of the art that is consumed by everybody, everywhere, every day, it’s a shame that art is often undervalued” ...

By Jessica Militello Spring has sprung—and so has the season at Socrates Sculpture Park. The 2025 lineup is officially ...

The shuttering of federal agencies that support museums and arts organizations could cause a ripple effect in lost funding, Jewish arts administrators say.