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The British Museum named an interim deputy director from its ranks, the ‘For Freedoms’ group is targeting antisemitism, and more global art news.

After finding previously unreported funds, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost this month announced settlements with one of the phony charity’s founders and its fundraiser that will direct all of the money raised on behalf of Second Harvest Food Bank of the Mahoning Valley to the organization, as intended.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul are returning to Seoul in September to offer a distinctive two-for-one art fair experience once again. The creative momentum generated by their partnership is expected to extend well beyond the fair venues this time, with the city government launching a broader cultural initiative “Seoul Art Week” to celebrate the two art events arrival.

Frieze Seoul said Thursday it will feature an expanded list of Asia-based galleries and a variety of cultural programs for its upcoming international art fair next month, which will be held concurrently with Koreas leading art fair, Kiaf Seoul.

The second collaboration between Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul will bring together some 330 galleries from around the world in early September at Ceox, a convention center in southern Seoul, with the festive atmosphere in the city boosted by the city government's support. “Kiaf Seoul will be supported by the Seoul Metropolitan Government this year. We had transportation issues for foreigners during the two f...

Ohio Attorney General: After finding previously unreported funds, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost today announced settlements with one of the phony charitys founders and its

The authors of a report Chris Minns once hailed as a “blueprint” for fixing teacher salaries have accused Labor of undermining attempts to fix teacher shortages.

EASTON — Plein Air Easton organized by the Avalon Foundation announced Thursday that art sales exceeded $500,000 over the course of the 10-day festival.

THERE are increasingly louder whispers in political circles that the People's National Party (PNP) is close to selecting former Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) President Owen Speid to be its n...