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Toledo Museum of Art

A wooden hand holding a large gold coin meant to represent Bitcoin

A Collector’s Guide to Non-Cash Museum Donations

Crypto philanthropy is emerging as a meaningful funding stream, particularly among younger and wealthier donor demographics.
By Daniel Grant

The Best Gifts From Museum Shops

A treasure trove of artful delights.
By Merin Curotto
A minimalist installation in a bright, white-walled gallery features a dark rectangular panel mounted on the wall, displaying rows of seemingly random white letters and numbers resembling an encrypted code or departure board. In front of it stands a small wooden kneeler with a cushioned pad and an attached cable, evoking a mix of prayer and machine interface. Large windows on the right side let in natural light, illuminating the polished concrete floor and serene, contemplative atmosphere.

Art Basel Launches Zero 10, a New Platform for Digital Art in the Era of Next Gen Collecting

Placing new media art at the center of the fair underscores how digital culture is rewriting the rules of collecting and the marketplace around it.
By Elisa Carollo
An image of Adam Levine, director of the Toledo Museum of Art, sitting in an office chair wearing a dark suit and smiling at the camera, with a painting of a seated woman hanging on the wall behind him.

TMA’s Adam Levine Is Making the Museum Model Smarter, Faster and Fairer

By Christa Terry

The Tug-of-War Over Art Museum Ticket Prices Continues

By Daniel Grant
A photo of a smiling woman with blond hair that has distinctive orange tips

Curator Sophie Ong Discusses the Genesis of ‘Ethiopia at the Crossroads’ at TMA

By Dan Duray

Quilting as a Radical Act: An Exhibition Examines the Art Form’s Revolutionary Impact

By Karen Chernick
Hicham Aboutaam (right) is suing the Wall Street Journal.

Antique Dealer Sues Wall Street Journal, Says ISIS Article ‘Decimated’ His Reputation

By John Bonazzo

Artwork Attacks an Ohio City

By Ryan Steadman
Paul Gauguin, Street in Tahiti (1891). (Photo: Wikipedia)

Museums Respond to Biting Report on Nazi-Looted Art

By Alanna Martinez

Glory at the Frick: Fresh From Toledo, A Dozen Masterpieces

By Hilton Kramer
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