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The Intersection of the Commercial and Civic Arts in Creating impactful Curatorial Strategies

Reflections from a Conference and Lessons for ODBK by Mark Barrett In February, I attended [...]

Reclaiming the Future, Rewriting the Past: Art Resistance in Latin America

by Nicole Cunha Latin America has, for years, been striving to overcome the legacies of [...]

Inclusive curation

Inclusive curation Implementing EDI and Compliance strategies in museums and art collections This is a [...]

Palestinian Artists and the Struggle for Freedom of Expression in the West

by Nycole Cunha Freedom of expression in the West has been a contentious issue, often [...]

DECOLONISING THE ARTS

By Edna Santos (Photography by Guillaume Valli, 04 October 2024, Tate Britain) Transforming Collections was [...]

Injustice as Law: The Prohibition of DEI Programs in Texas

The state of Texas has recently made headlines with its controversial decision to prohibit Diversity, [...]

The Cost of Cultural Austerity: Berlin’s Budget Cuts and Their Impact on the Arts

Berlin, often heralded as Europe’s creative capital, is now grappling with an unsettling decision: significant [...]

Museums DEAI Actions Summarization

By DHAdmann  In life everything is interconnected and things depend on each other to exist. [...]

What does “diversity” should mean? (at least for the art world)

By DHAdmann After reading a couple of articles and reports made by museums about the [...]

Can diversifying museum boards lead to greater equity, diversity, and inclusion within the art world?

By DHAdmann and Sofia Reyes In recent years, the issue of diversity, equity, and inclusion [...]