Ukrainian historian Roman Kabachiy and Polish historian Mariusz Zajączkowski tell RBC-Ukraine how the Volhynia tragedy still divides Poles and Ukrainians, what actually happened between the two ...

Literally marked by a child’s hand, one of the Netherlands' most valuable paintings is now undergoing restoration after being accidentally damaged in a Rotterdam museum.

Hauser & Wirth artists have major exhibitions everywhere you look, as a new analysis shows the rising influence of powerful art galleries on the city’s top museums. By Zachary Small and Julia ...

By Laura van Straaten This article is part of our Museums special section about how artists and institutions are adapting to changing times. Eastern redbuds. Sourwoods. Flowering dogwoods.

A Mark Rothko painting thought to be worth tens of millions of dollars is undergoing restoration after a child accidentally damaged the artwork at a museum in the Netherlands.

The Science Museum of Minnesota, the Walker Art Center, the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe and the Ramsey County Historical Society were affected. Visitors look at exhibits during a Sensory Friendly ...

“To get a letter that says, ‘We’re terminating your grant without an explanation as to why,’” explains Christopher Stevens, the museum’s chief of advancement. “That’s very ...

The Trump admin continues to attack DEI, targeting museums dedicated to Black history. Dr. Tracie Therence Ferrell reminds us that this history is vital and more current than people realize.

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But that doesn’t mean we have to stay away from museums, cinema, or music – it’s still possible to access a variety of cultural offerings online from the comfort of your abode. Modernist architecture, ...

Daniël van Beuningen and his wife Victoria, originally from the Netherlands, made an unexpected discovery in their backyard in Wroclaw, Poland: the remains of 128 people, most of whom were civilians, ...