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Kieran Long has been appointed Museum Director of Amos Rex. He is relocating from Stockholm, where he has served as the director at ArkDes, the Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design.

After 20 years, Walt Disney Concert Hall has changed Los Angeles and its philharmonic orchestra, but we now have to live up to Frank Gehry's full, original vision.

Throbbing Gristles dedication to nothing short of total war was not so much a declaration of war but a warning that endless war could become a state of being.

With museums and galleries announcing their exhibitions for the year, the issue of gender is getting attention at two major museums in the country. The privately run Hoam Museum of Art and National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea are bringing forward leading female Asian artists. Hoam Museum of Art will showcase “Women and Buddhism” in March, the largest-ever exhibition examining East Asian B...

Bill Viola’s Moving Stillness (Mount Rainier), 1979, on loan from Art Bridges, creates an immersive experience. In a darkened room, sounds from n

BUSAN - In March 1998, the Busan Museum of Art (BMA) opened its doors as the first public art institution in the southeastern port city. Its opening, which came two years after the founding of the Busan International Film Festival, marked the municipal government’s broader initiative to reshape the cultural landscape of Koreas second-largest city.

The tireless human rights advocate has become the scourge of the Ortega-Murillo regime in Nicaragua

The Fenix Museum of Migration in Rotterdam, a project commissioned by the philanthropic Droom en Daad Foundation and designed by China’s Mad Architects, is due to open to the public in 2025.

Amos Rex, a standout contemporary art museum in Helsinki, has appointed Kieran Long as its new Museum Director. Long, a distinguished figure in the art world, will be transitioning from his current role as the director of ArkDes, the Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design, to his new position in early February 2024. He succeeds Kai Kartio, who has been instrumental in shaping Amos Rex since its inception and will now serve as a Senior Advisor.

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