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A man leans toward a globe. His fingers stretch toward its curved surface. A shaft of soft, directional light cuts across his face, the...

Exhibitions are by nature temporary. Walls are built, signage printed, display cases assembled only to be dismantled a few months later....

A wall of horses surges across the frame. Veins bulge. Hooves pound. Their handlers strain to control them but barely. Muscles spiral....

In recent years, the conversation about museums has expanded beyond collections, education, and tourism. Increasingly, cultural...

Three shapes. Immense, immovable. Casting shadows that stretch across five millennia. Rising from the desert like questions carved in...

Preserving the past has always required both artistry and science. Today, a new tool is transforming the field: 3D printing. Once a...

A man in a white shirt throws his arms wide, illuminated like Christ. Before him, a faceless firing squad raises their rifles in unison....

She turns, caught mid-step. Her dress ripples. Her veil lifts. Her parasol tilts to meet the wind. Below her, a young boy peers through a...

Museums are often thought of as guardians of the past, but today they are increasingly called upon to safeguard the future. With rising...

She stares straight into us. Her expression is unreadable, neither challenge nor surrender. Around her neck, a thorn necklace cuts into...

For centuries, museum guides have been storytellers, interpreters, and companions, helping visitors navigate the treasures of cultural...

White sails rise against the cobalt sky. Concrete curves glint like bone and shell. Set on the edge of Sydney Harbour, the Sydney Opera...

A pipe floats against a blank, beige backdrop. Beneath it, in precise cursive, it reads: “Ceci n’est pas une pipe.” (“This is not a...

The traditional tools of museum evaluation, comment cards, exit surveys, attendance counts, tell only part of the story. They capture...

She lies nude, unashamed, unsoftened. One hand rests not hidden between her legs. She stares directly at you. Not inviting. Not amused....

For centuries, museums have curated experiences for the many. Now, with artificial intelligence, they can curate for the one. Advances in...

For centuries, museums have curated experiences for the many. Now, with artificial intelligence, they can curate for the one. Advances in...

She lies in the grass, turned toward a distant house. Her pink dress clings to her spine. Her arms brace her. Her hair catches wind. And...

In a time when climate change and biodiversity loss dominate global headlines, museums have an unexpected but powerful role to play not...

A majestic warship, pale and ghostlike, glides across a golden river, pulled by a dark, industrial tugboat. The sun sets, burning,...