The US National Science Foundation (NSF) placed a hiatus on funding for Natural History Museum Collections, causing an uproar among scientist, researchers, museum curators and students.

Through February 28th, museum professionals across the U.S. will march on Congress in hopes of gaining more support for museums and other cultural and educational institutions.

The Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, a multidisciplinary contemporary arts center in San Francisco, explores the question: What is freedom?

The European Organization for Nuclear Research, is developing a machine that could drastically change the ways in which museums identify the authenticity of newly found artwork.

Instagram, the social media platform for sharing photos and short videos, recently censored a series of photos posted on the Boston Museum of Fine Arts Instagram account, by photographer Imogen Cunningham to promote an art exhibit at the museum.

Facebook has developed software to prevent certain content from appearing in users’ feeds, and the software could end up in the hands of Chinese government officials, as Facebook seeks to re-enter its market after the social network was banned in 2009.

Harvard University Museums recently announced a new online resource to make a special collection from the Bauhaus available to the public.

The Smithsonian’s 135-year-old ‘Arts and Industries’ Building or ‘A&I’ will finally reopen after being shut down since 2006.

The San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) installed a new exhibition called Not Alone: Exploring Bonds Between and With Members of the Armed Forces in the San Francisco War Memorial Veteran’s Building.

San Francisco’s Bay View District revives the Bay View Opera House, one of San Francisco’s greatest culture hubs.

Working “for free” can sometimes give you the necessary creative leverage to do the most with your talents.

This year’s ‘Top 100 Most Influential People’ as part of Time Magazine’s annual list, includes more artists, and leaders in the arts and culture world.

Art fairs have come to serve as important portals for galleries to sell their art, and serve as an “overview of the global market” of art, as described by Marc Spiegler, director of Art Basel.

Digital technology is increasingly available for more cultural mediums, and in turn more artistic and cultural mediums are available to more groups of people.