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Kazakhstan’s Venice Pavilion: An Archive of Silence
The removal of an artwork at the Venice Biennale raises questions of intellectual freedom and returns to Soviet-era censorship
Hong Kong’s M+ Museum Announces Five Year Partnership with Centre Pompidou in Paris
The deal will see collections, research and talent shared across the two institutions, beginning next year
Major Nan Goldin Exhibition to Open at Hayward Gallery in November
Titled You Never Did Anything Wrong, the exhibition marks Goldin’s first institutional exhibition in the UK since 2002
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MOCAK Director Dismissed Following Allegations
Adam Budak’s employment at the Museum of Contemporary Art Krakow will be terminated when his notice period comes to an end on 30 June
Neue Galerie to Merge With Metropolitan Museum of Art
Following the consolidation, the Neue Galerie will be renamed as the Met Ronald S. Lauder Neue Galerie, or the ‘Met Neue’
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Christie’s to Host Non-Selling Show of Works from Arts Council Collection to Prove Art is ‘Vital Source within Society’
The show, titled Close Encounters, will promote the Arts Council Collection’s mission to be seen widely throughout the UK
VALIE EXPORT, Austrian Performance Artist Who Reframed the Politics of the Female Body, Dies Aged 85
The radical Viennese artist became one of postwar Europe’s most influential feminist practitioners through photography, performances and films
2026 Arts Education Data Reveals Deepening Inequality Crisis
A newly released report by Cultural Learning Alliance (CLA) and Royal Shakespeare Company reveals a growing crisis in the UK’s arts education
Curator’s Fears Realised After Disputed Artworks Reappear on Market as Originals
Last month, two auction houses were criticised by Konstantin Akinsha for selling disputed works. He said the paintings would resurface as genuine
VALIE EXPORT, Feminist Artist and Filmmaker, 1940–2026
The groundbreaking Austrian artist known for her contributions to feminist art passed away three days before she was due to turn 86
Help! I Hate... My Pavilion
In her second Agony Aunt column, Charlotte Jansen soothes a Venice Biennale curator with an emotional hangover
Rene Matić has won the 2026 Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize
Rene Matić will receive £30,000 and recognition for their significant contribution to photography in Europe
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