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Labor and Capital   -   Nov 12, 2025 Museums in Peril: One-third lose federal support as attendance, revenue slide again
Museums in Peril: One-third lose federal support as attendance, revenue slide again

Museums are in peril, with one-third reporting that the administration of President Donald Trump canceled their federal grants and contracts, and drops in attendance and revenues from weakened economic conditions, a new survey found. The American Alliance of Museums, which started tracking such data to assess the impact of the

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Nov 12, 2025 Museum of the Earth seeks donations to pay mortgage amid deep financial woes
Museum of the Earth seeks donations to pay mortgage amid deep financial woes

The Ithaca-based Museum of the Earth is racing to raise $1 million by year’s end.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Nov 11, 2025 Syrian artifacts stolen in heist from National Museum of Damascus
Syrian artifacts stolen in heist from National Museum of Damascus

An investigation has been launched under the direction of Syrian Culture Minister Muhammad Yassin Al-Saleh.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Nov 10, 2025 Philadelphia Art Museum’s former director sues after rebrand, ousting
The Philadelphia Art Museum building with large black-and-white banners displaying its new logo and name hanging between the front columns.

Philadelphia court filing details claims of board interference, “sham investigation,” and breach of contract.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Nov 10, 2025 Protests erupt at MOWAA, delaying previews for museum’s Benin City opening
Curved exterior wall of the Museum of West African Art in Benin City, built with warm-toned rammed earth and large arched glass windows reflecting the surrounding landscape.

Videos shared to social media showed crowds surrounding the museum during a visit by European diplomats.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Nov 10, 2025 Janet Echelman’s digitally modeled sculptures anchor mid-career survey in Florida
 Close-up view of Janet Echelman’s colorful woven net sculpture, showing layered red, pink, green, and blue fibers forming an open, flower-like shape against the sky.

The show traces four decades of innovation linking environmental data, material science and public art.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Nov 09, 2025 Poster House explores the seductive design of Italian fascism and its echoes today
Two fascist Italy posters are seen against a red background

Rare propaganda posters from Italy’s Mussolini era, on loan from the Cirulli Foundation, reveal the power and peril of fascist design.

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Nov 09, 2025 Detroit Institute of Arts workers form union to create ‘welcoming town square’
Detroit Institute of Arts workers form union to create ‘welcoming town square’

The workers are seeking voluntary recognition by museum management on the heels of a similar denial at LACMA.

by Adam Schrader
Museums in Peril: One-third lose federal support as attendance, revenue slide again
Labor and Capital   -   Nov 12, 2025 Museums in Peril: One-third lose federal support as attendance, revenue slide again

Museums are in peril, with one-third reporting that the administration of President Donald Trump canceled their federal grants and contracts, and drops in attendance and revenues from weakened economic conditions, a new survey found. The American Alliance of Museums, which started tracking such data to assess the impact of the

by Adam Schrader
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Labor and Capital   -   Nov 12, 2025 Museums in Peril: One-third lose federal support as attendance, revenue slide again
Museums in Peril: One-third lose federal support as attendance, revenue slide again

Museums are in peril, with one-third reporting that the administration of President Donald Trump canceled their federal grants and contracts, and drops in attendance and revenues from weakened economic conditions, a new survey found. The American Alliance of Museums, which started tracking such data to assess the impact of the

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Nov 12, 2025 Museum of the Earth seeks donations to pay mortgage amid deep financial woes
Museum of the Earth seeks donations to pay mortgage amid deep financial woes

The Ithaca-based Museum of the Earth is racing to raise $1 million by year’s end.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Nov 11, 2025 Syrian artifacts stolen in heist from National Museum of Damascus
Syrian artifacts stolen in heist from National Museum of Damascus

An investigation has been launched under the direction of Syrian Culture Minister Muhammad Yassin Al-Saleh.

by Adam Schrader
Law and Crime   -   Nov 10, 2025 Philadelphia Art Museum’s former director sues after rebrand, ousting
The Philadelphia Art Museum building with large black-and-white banners displaying its new logo and name hanging between the front columns.

Philadelphia court filing details claims of board interference, “sham investigation,” and breach of contract.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Nov 10, 2025 Protests erupt at MOWAA, delaying previews for museum’s Benin City opening
Curved exterior wall of the Museum of West African Art in Benin City, built with warm-toned rammed earth and large arched glass windows reflecting the surrounding landscape.

Videos shared to social media showed crowds surrounding the museum during a visit by European diplomats.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Nov 10, 2025 Janet Echelman’s digitally modeled sculptures anchor mid-career survey in Florida
 Close-up view of Janet Echelman’s colorful woven net sculpture, showing layered red, pink, green, and blue fibers forming an open, flower-like shape against the sky.

The show traces four decades of innovation linking environmental data, material science and public art.

by Adam Schrader
Shows and Exhibitions   -   Nov 09, 2025 Poster House explores the seductive design of Italian fascism and its echoes today
Two fascist Italy posters are seen against a red background

Rare propaganda posters from Italy’s Mussolini era, on loan from the Cirulli Foundation, reveal the power and peril of fascist design.

by Adam Schrader
Labor and Capital   -   Nov 09, 2025 Detroit Institute of Arts workers form union to create ‘welcoming town square’
Detroit Institute of Arts workers form union to create ‘welcoming town square’

The workers are seeking voluntary recognition by museum management on the heels of a similar denial at LACMA.

by Adam Schrader
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