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Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 18, 2026 Bragg returns Nayarit figure seized from the Met as two related sculptures stay on view
Bragg returns Nayarit figure seized from the Met as two related sculptures stay on view

The Met's own catalog says all three may have come from the same shaft tomb.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 18, 2026 Why America funds data centers but cuts the arts
Why America funds data centers but cuts the arts

A theologian argues that two habits of thought hollow out a culture — a framework that explains the gutting of the arts.

by Adam Schrader
Pop Culture   -   Jul 18, 2026 Ukrainian band DakhaBrakha brings living archive of folk tradition to Brooklyn
Ukrainian band DakhaBrakha brings living archive of folk tradition to Brooklyn

The Kyiv quartet will play the free show in the Lena Horne Bandshell in Prospect Park on August 7.

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Jul 17, 2026 Hong Kong museum bosses got raises as district that runs them opened $1B borrowing program
Hong Kong museum bosses got raises as district that runs them opened $1B borrowing program

The wave of government-backed cultural districts that reshaped Asia and the Persian Gulf is entering a more difficult phase.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start
Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start

Camp Z is the sixth gallery the fair has bankrolled for three editions each, and every prior fellow has stayed on as a paying exhibitor.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery
Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery

Founder Alex Z. Wang runs the for-profit program as a discovery channel built to funnel emerging artists onto his gallery's roster.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 16, 2026 Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit
Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit

The Art Not Genocide Alliance, which forced pavilion closures at this year's Biennale, will rally Friday.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy
Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy

The invitation-only London Invitational opens during Frieze Week with new Ed Ruscha works among its roughly 15 exhibitors.

by Adam Schrader
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Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 18, 2026 Bragg returns Nayarit figure seized from the Met as two related sculptures stay on view
Bragg returns Nayarit figure seized from the Met as two related sculptures stay on view

The Met's own catalog says all three may have come from the same shaft tomb.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 18, 2026 Why America funds data centers but cuts the arts
Why America funds data centers but cuts the arts

A theologian argues that two habits of thought hollow out a culture — a framework that explains the gutting of the arts.

by Adam Schrader
Pop Culture   -   Jul 18, 2026 Ukrainian band DakhaBrakha brings living archive of folk tradition to Brooklyn
Ukrainian band DakhaBrakha brings living archive of folk tradition to Brooklyn

The Kyiv quartet will play the free show in the Lena Horne Bandshell in Prospect Park on August 7.

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Jul 17, 2026 Hong Kong museum bosses got raises as district that runs them opened $1B borrowing program
Hong Kong museum bosses got raises as district that runs them opened $1B borrowing program

The wave of government-backed cultural districts that reshaped Asia and the Persian Gulf is entering a more difficult phase.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start
Affordable Art Fair’s fellowship gives emerging galleries a subsidized start

Camp Z is the sixth gallery the fair has bankrolled for three editions each, and every prior fellow has stayed on as a paying exhibitor.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery
Affordable Art Fair names Camp Z its newest fellowship gallery

Founder Alex Z. Wang runs the for-profit program as a discovery channel built to funnel emerging artists onto his gallery's roster.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jul 16, 2026 Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit
Palestine art coalition plans Venice protest against U.S. ambassador's yacht visit

The Art Not Genocide Alliance, which forced pavilion closures at this year's Biennale, will rally Friday.

by Adam Schrader
Market and Money   -   Jul 16, 2026 Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy
Rosewood invites Dallas hotel-room fair to London's former U.S. Embassy

The invitation-only London Invitational opens during Frieze Week with new Ed Ruscha works among its roughly 15 exhibitors.

by Adam Schrader
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