HomePrime Minister Narendra Modi addresses during the Kautilya Economic Conclave, in New Delhi, Friday, Oct. 4, 2024.Photo: PTI Prime Minister Narendra Modi addresses during the Kautilya Economic Conclave, in New Delhi, Friday, Oct. 4, 2024.Photo: PTI P
When Nashville Scene held its first annual You Are So Nashville If contest in 1989, the winning entry readhugeslot, “You think our Parthenon is better because the other one fell apart.” The winners of the weekly Scene’s long-running contest unfailin
For nearly 25 years, the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles has been closely identified with its transformative director, Ann Philbin, who last year said that she planned to retire. On Monday the museum announced that it had found a worthy — if little kno
The Children’s Museum of Manhattan on Tuesday announced that the philanthropist Laurie M. Tisch, its founding board chair, has donated a total of $50 million to the institution’s $300 million capital campaign for its new home at Central Park West an
At 200 years young, the Brooklyn Museummnl168, the second largest art museum in New York City, has begun celebrating the bicentennial of its founding. And it’s doing so in characteristic fashion — meaning in ways that make traditionalists crazy. It
The Studio Museum in Harlem on Tuesday announced that it will open its new home on 125th Street in the fall of 2025. Its first show there will bring the museum full circle by focusing on the work of Tom Lloyd, the artist, educator and activist who w
The gallery of migration at the Partition Museum in DelhiPhoto: The Arts and Cultural Heritage Trust The gallery of migration at the Partition Museum in DelhiPhoto: The Arts and Cultural Heritage Trust There is so much to say about the Partition of
Rembrandt’s 1661 double portrait “Two African Men” is a rare depiction of free Black men in 17th-century Amsterdam and a particularly prized work in the collection of the Mauritshuishappy day, a jewel-box museum of Golden Age masterpieces in The Hag
In a fast-paced world, asinnajaq likes to take things slow. As a guest curator at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, asinnajaq, a 32 year-old artist who uses all lowercase letters in her name, has been working on a new exhibition of Inuit art for a f