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Coverage of how local to global governments influence the arts and cultural heritage through funding, policy, and regulation. Includes legislation, cultural diplomacy, institutional restitution, and public transparency in arts administration.

Government and Cultural Heritage

Coverage of how local to global governments influence the arts and cultural heritage through funding, policy, and regulation. Includes legislation, cultural diplomacy, institutional restitution, and public transparency in arts administration.

Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 23, 2026 Claire Valdez, who came to New York for the arts, wins NY-7 primary
Claire Valdez, who came to New York for the arts, wins NY-7 primary

The first-term assemblymember and former Columbia University union organizer beat Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.

Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 21, 2026 Fire destroys historic South Bushwick Reformed Church in Brooklyn
fire and smoke billow from a church steeple in brooklyn

The 1853 wood-frame landmark, one of only a handful of its kind in the city, will be demolished after Friday's blaze collapsed its steeple.

Free guide coaches artists to resist censorship as the NEA case it cites reaches appeal
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 23, 2026 Free guide coaches artists to resist censorship as the NEA case it cites reaches appeal

NCAC released the resource this month, days after leading a brief in the appeal of the gender-ideology grant ruling it holds up as precedent.

by Adam Schrader
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Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 23, 2026 Free guide coaches artists to resist censorship as the NEA case it cites reaches appeal
Free guide coaches artists to resist censorship as the NEA case it cites reaches appeal

NCAC released the resource this month, days after leading a brief in the appeal of the gender-ideology grant ruling it holds up as precedent.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 23, 2026 Claire Valdez, who came to New York for the arts, wins NY-7 primary
Claire Valdez, who came to New York for the arts, wins NY-7 primary

The first-term assemblymember and former Columbia University union organizer beat Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 21, 2026 Fire destroys historic South Bushwick Reformed Church in Brooklyn
fire and smoke billow from a church steeple in brooklyn

The 1853 wood-frame landmark, one of only a handful of its kind in the city, will be demolished after Friday's blaze collapsed its steeple.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 21, 2026 Fetterman presses U.S. Treasury to revive withdrawn antiquities laundering rule
Fetterman presses U.S. Treasury to revive withdrawn antiquities laundering rule

FinCEN never published the rule Congress mandated by December 2021, and Treasury formally shelved the effort in April 2025.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 18, 2026 Bronze wolf links Vilnius and Rome on Gediminas Hill
Bronze wolf links Vilnius and Rome on Gediminas Hill

The life-sized sculpture by Italian artist Davide Rivalta marks 35 years since Lithuania and Italy restored diplomatic ties.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 15, 2026 Pakistan plans museum at Hindu-founded Rawalpindi college and heritage site
Pakistan plans museum at Hindu-founded Rawalpindi college and heritage site

A museum at Rawalpindi’s century-old Asghar Mall College will showcase the institution’s heritage, though key details remain unclear.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 08, 2026 IDF alerts Lebanese residents to evacuate near Tyre; ICOMOS pens urgent warning
IDF alerts Lebanese residents to evacuate near Tyre; ICOMOS pens urgent warning

“The IDF has no intention of harming you,” said Col. Avichay Adraee, as Israel prepared to strike the residential neighborhood.

by Adam Schrader
Government and Cultural Heritage   -   Jun 04, 2026 Records show UT Austin leaders concerned about ‘activities’ around anti-fascist art show
Records show UT Austin leaders concerned about ‘activities’ around anti-fascist art show

Follow-up records show leaders discussed possible “attendant actions or activities” days before the student exhibition opened.

by Adam Schrader
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