Rhode Island School of Design's Board of Trustees decided against divesting its $396 million endowment from companies linked to Israel, amid student activism from Students for Justice in Palestine.
Italy's Lombardy cultural head, Francesca Caruso, proposed a temporary relocation of the Mona Lisa to Milan amid Louvre renovation discussions, coinciding with the upcoming Winter Olympics.
The Smithsonian Institution maintains its commitment to diversity and inclusion despite challenges from federal directives affecting DEI initiatives in the arts sector.
The Broad Museum faces legal disputes from former employees Darron Rezell Walker and Rick Mitchell, alleging discrimination and retaliation linked to former COO Alysa Gerlach.
Sotheby’s reported $6 billion in sales for 2024, despite a 23% decline, with optimism for future growth driven by private sales and emerging markets.
Nolan Oswald Dennis's exhibition "Understudies" at the Zeitz Museum challenges narratives through immersive art, exploring themes of collaboration, time, space, and radical love.
Elon Musk's portrait was removed from the Deutsches Museum due to controversy over a gesture perceived as a Nazi salute during Trump's inauguration.
The $TRUMP cryptocurrency launched before Donald Trump's inauguration, skyrocketing over 300% to a $7 billion market cap, while being framed as a form of art.
Laurence des Cars, Louvre's first female director, highlights infrastructure challenges and visitor overcrowding, advocating for renovations to enhance the museum's facilities and visitor experience.
Soho House, valued at $1.75 billion, enhances its global locations by offering artist memberships for artwork, balancing financial challenges with a commitment to artistic excellence.