Where art moves — and where it moves you. From museum shifts to cultural hotspots, underground galleries to historic landmarks, this is your lens on how location shapes the art world.
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The Empire Training Center for the Arts (ETCA) in Poughkeepsie offers innovative training for behind-the-scenes performing arts roles, creating accessible career pathways and supporting underrepresented communities.
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ART COMP 2025 opens at 100 Kellogg Lane, featuring 100 artists in a dynamic summer exhibition with $200,000 in total prizes and public voting for the People’s Choice Award.
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London’s vibrant art scene dazzled during the fifth London Gallery Weekend, but overlapping events and crowded schedules raise questions about sustainability and visibility for all artists.
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The UK’s largest education union calls for a boycott of the Science Museum in London due to sponsorship ties with BP and Adani Green Energy, sparking debate over ethics in museum funding.
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In 2025, collectors favor small, affordable, and emotionally resonant artworks that are easy to ship—shifting the art market away from nostalgia toward immediacy and access.
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Starting in 2026, France increases admission fees for non-European Union visitors at major museums, aiming to fund critical restoration while stirring debate on cultural access.
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Ancient Syrian artifacts looted from Palmyra and other sites are rapidly appearing on Facebook Marketplace, fueling a booming illicit trade amid conflict and economic collapse.
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This summer, take the art challenge! Explore six creative dares that push your boundaries—from bold statement pieces to urban art adventures—and make art part of your life.
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Since January 2025, Trump’s administration has transformed the arts sector through budget cuts, leadership changes, and rollback of diversity programs, challenging artists and institutions nationwide.
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The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) has introduced a $20 General Admission fee, ending years of free public access.
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Beloved spaces like David Lewis, Simone Subal, Deli Gallery, Tif Sigfrids, and Jack Hanley have gone dark, but across New York’s basements and unmarked storefronts, a raw new wave of micro-galleries stands ready to rekindle the city’s creative spark.
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ART Walkway critics are spotlighting an electrifying year for New York, marked by major museum unveilings, groundbreaking opera, provocative dance, and can’t-miss theatrical events.
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