Black Obsidian Sound System, one of this year’s five Turner Prize nominees, accused Tate of “exploitative practices,” citing its alleged censorship of a Black artist and the ongoing struggles of its workers.

Activists are shining a spotlight on the financial connection between MoMA trustee Patricia Phelps de Cisneros and a gold mine in the Dominican Republic which has been accused of poisoning and displacing hundreds of people.

In an open letter, over 75 historians and curators denounced the “senseless monetization” of the Newark Museum’s collection.

New York City launched a $25 million WPA-style recovery program to create jobs for more than 1,500 resident artists.

Over 100 art workers staged a demonstration in lower Manhattan to demand relief for NYC’s cultural sector.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art installed a plaque on its Fifth Avenue facade, acknowledging that it sits on Lenape land.

You can now report stolen art and browse more than 50,000 objects reported stolen using a new Interpol app.

The Louvre Museum returned an index finger to a massive bronze of Emperor Constantine after it was long mistaken for a toe.

Palestinian actress Maisa Abd Elhadi was shot by Israeli police during protests in Haifa.

The Colombian government utilized an installation by Doris Salcedo to denounce nationwide protests without the artist’s permission.

Marianne de Groot-Pons designed biodegradable rice paper masks which are embedded with wildflower seeds that bloom when discarded.

12 African American artists were commissioned for an exhibition on the Great Migration, jointly organized by the Mississippi Museum of Art and the Baltimore Museum of Art.