The National Gallery has experienced a surge in international media coverage, with 12 mentions in recent reports, marking a notable increase in global visibility.

The Paper Ark unveils new paper relief artworks featuring highly realistic bird depictions emerging from foliage, blending art and craftsmanship.

Analysis of John Gordon’s 1984 speech at Zurich Seminar, revealing the significance of the ‘Alice and Bob’ metaphor in information and coding theory.

Madrid’s Museo Reina Sofía pairs Picasso’s Guernica with Dumile Feni’s African Guernica in a new exhibition exploring anti-war and racial themes.

A recent study reveals how allegations like sexual assault influence artists’ reputations more than murder, highlighting what leads to cancellation.

UNESCO added Mount Amel Castles and Sebastia ruins to the World Heritage in Danger list, provoking strong Israeli condemnation amid ongoing regional tensions.

The Trump administration’s border wall expansion in Texas risks damaging ancient cave art, with over 400 archaeological sites under threat amid legal exemptions.

A roundup of recent cultural, artistic, and societal developments, including art projects, critiques, and debates on public space and literacy.

Todd Caissie has been appointed as the new executive director of the Montclair Art Museum, succeeding Ira Wagner, emphasizing a people-centric approach.