Laurence des Cars and Katherine E. Fleming Talk Shop at Villa Albertine’s Museum Series The Louvre and Getty heads discussed sexism, censorship and the responsibility of museums in a wide-ranging discussion. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
A Berlin Museum Shuts Off a Light Installation, Joining European Institutions Battling the Energy Crisis A contemporary art museum in Berlin is the latest cultural institution to dim its lights in a symbolic gesture as Europe battles an energy crisis. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Climate Activists Keep Gluing Themselves to Artwork in Museums In the past few weeks, six prominent museums across Europe have been the site of bizarre climate protests, where activists glue their hands to acclaimed artwork. So far, the damage has been minor but the movement is growing. By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Louvre Opened All Night Long for da Vinci Show’s Last Days—Some Still Couldn’t Get In By Helen Holmes
Gallery Director Michael Findlay on Art in the 21st Century: ‘There Will Be a Tectonic Shift’ By Helen Holmes
Parker Day’s Furry, Fleshy New Photo Exhibition Lets You Take a Selfie in Her Madcap World By Sara Radin