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The lawyer and art historian recently spoke to ARTnews about her unusual career and her thoughts on repatriation efforts at museums.

<strong>Other lives:</strong> Archivist with Historic England who was a noted authority on the history of architectural photography and on public monuments and sculpture

One of the benefits of living in this part of the world is the closeness to some of the best coastline in the country. Last week, for the tail end…

This week, a 7-foot monument was unveiled on Detroit's west side honoring a local mother and activist killed by the KKK during the civil rights movement.

The Spotlight - Bucharest International Light Festival starts on Friday in Bucharest with video mapping shows, light projections and multimedia...

The Triumphal Arch will be illuminated in blue in the coming period to mark the holding in Bucharest of the meeting of the ministers of foreign...

Smithsonian Associates presents a fascinating array of topics in their online and in person offerings this month

An appeal to “community” risks implying the sort of consensus that the turbulent history of monumental statuary has shown does not exist.

“Smashing Statues” author Erin Thompson examined the deliberate exclusion of Black soldiers from Civil War memorials in her new book.

Erin L. Thompson’s new “Smashing Statues: The Rise and Fall of America’s Public Monuments” puts the ongoing controversy in a new light.