Collective Memory Takes Center Stage at the Smithsonian Archives of American Art Gala Honorees Alex Katz, Adam D. Weinberg and Bank of America were recognized for their profound contributions to art, scholarship and preservation. By Christa Terry
From Storage to Spotlight: How D.C.’s National Gallery Is Redefining Access to Art Rarely seen works will spend more time out of storage thanks to a new lending initiative that's not pegged to special exhibitions. By Daniel Grant
Trump’s First 100 Days: The Remaking of America’s Cultural, Artistic and Academic Landscape The president's earliest executive orders are reshaping U.S. cultural policy, cutting funding, gutting institutions and redefining national historical narratives. By Elisa Carollo
The Fate of More Than 26,000 Artworks Is in Limbo After Cuts to the GSA’s Fine Arts and Preservation Units By Elisa Carollo
The First Bank of the U.S. Will Become a Museum of the American Economy By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
MoMA Acquires and Promptly Displays David Wojnarowicz’s Controversial A Fire in My Belly By Julia Halperin