Art & Culture

673-Diamond Necklace Linked to Egypt’s Queen Nazli Stolen From Vienna Museum

A historic diamond necklace once owned by Egypt’s royal family has been stolen from a museum in Vienna, Austria, after two men reportedly targeted the valuable jewelry during a daring daytime theft. The necklace, featuring 673 diamonds totaling about 200 carats, was

August 30, 2026

Art & Culture·News

Four Works Attributed to Renaissance Master Antonello da Messina Stolen From Sicilian Museum

Four artworks attributed to Renaissance painter Antonello da Messina have reportedly been stolen from a museum in Messina, Sicily, during Italy’s Ferragosto holiday, prompting an investigation into the disappearance of the historic works. The theft occurred at the Regional Museum of Messina,

August 17, 2026

Art & Culture·Events

Under the Purple Carpet: Phylicia Rashad Honored at International Black Theatre Festival

Winston-Salem, North Carolina, turned purple this summer as the International Black Theatre Festival brought together performers, artists, educators and theatre lovers from across the country and around the world. Among the festival’s biggest moments was the presentation of the Sidney Poitier Lifetime

August 11, 2026

Glenn Allen Sims, former Alvin Ailey principal dancer and Vice President of Arts Education at Newburgh Performing Arts Academy

Art & Culture·Career Moves

From Alvin Ailey to Arts Education: Glenn Allen Sims Takes Leadership Role at Newburgh Performing Arts Academy

Glenn Allen Sims is stepping into a new chapter of a career that has taken him from a New Jersey dance studio to some of the world’s most prominent stages, and now into arts-education leadership. The Newburgh Performing Arts Academy has named

August 10, 2026

Art & Culture·Events

ESSENCE Festival 2026: A Celebration of Culture, Connection, and Community

Every summer, New Orleans becomes the heartbeat of culture, creativity, and celebration as thousands gather for the ESSENCE Festival of Culture. The 2026 edition was no exception, delivering an unforgettable weekend filled with inspiring conversations, world-class entertainment, and meaningful community engagement. More

July 7, 2026

Art & Culture·Atlanta

Mason Fine Art Exhibition Explores the Lasting Impact of the Civil Rights Movement

Atlanta’s Mason Fine Art is hosting It Started in the 60s, a powerful new exhibition that examines how the Civil Rights Movement continues to shape conversations around equality, justice, and social change today. Through a collection of photographs and artwork, the exhibition

June 16, 2026

Art & Culture·Atlanta·Events

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary with Special Concert Series

The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is honoring America’s 250th anniversary with two special performances this month, showcasing some of the nation’s most celebrated musical works and composers. The commemorative concerts will take place on June 17 and June 23 at Atlanta Symphony Hall,

June 12, 2026

Art & Culture

The Coterie Noir Names 2026 Top Black Boudoir Photographers

The Coterie Noir, a collective dedicated to celebrating innovation through diversity and amplifying Black women in boudoir photography, proudly announced the recipients of the Top Black Boudoir Photographers of 2026 during a powerful awards ceremony hosted by founder Olesha Haskett on March

May 15, 2026

Art & Culture

Asian Hall of Fame Heritage Gala Highlights Impactful Legacy

Global ambassador Asian Hall of Fame highlighted positive messages of interracial synergy with its Heritage Gala on May 1, 2026 at the iconic Biltmore Los Angeles. CBS LA Anchor Suzie Suh served as Master of Ceremonies of the festive Asian Heritage Month

May 15, 2026

Art & Culture

Cultural Architect Kwanza Jones Activates Culture In Motion in the Southeast, Celebrating the Region’s Rich Cultural Legacy

Culture In Motion™, the national arts and empowerment Roadshow founded by cultural architect and platform builder Kwanza Jones, arrives in the Southeast, bringing its SUPERCHARGED®, cultural platform to cities whose histories, creative influence, and community leadership continue to shape American culture. As

May 15, 2026

Art & Culture·Atlanta

I’M SO ATL Campaign Bringing Public Art to 400+ Parks Across Atlanta This Summer

Beginning this May and continuing throughout the summer, Atlanta’s new I’M SO ATL Campaign is transforming more than 400 parks citywide into vibrant community art spaces celebrating Atlanta’s culture, creativity, and local artists. The initiative will culminate with the free ARTlanta Festival,

May 14, 2026

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Art & Culture

673-Diamond Necklace Linked to Egypt’s Queen Nazli Stolen From Vienna Museum

Four Works Attributed to Renaissance Master Antonello da Messina Stolen From Sicilian Museum

Under the Purple Carpet: Phylicia Rashad Honored at International Black Theatre Festival

From Alvin Ailey to Arts Education: Glenn Allen Sims Takes Leadership Role at Newburgh Performing Arts Academy

ESSENCE Festival 2026: A Celebration of Culture, Connection, and Community

Mason Fine Art Exhibition Explores the Lasting Impact of the Civil Rights Movement

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary with Special Concert Series

The Coterie Noir Names 2026 Top Black Boudoir Photographers

Asian Hall of Fame Heritage Gala Highlights Impactful Legacy

Cultural Architect Kwanza Jones Activates Culture In Motion in the Southeast, Celebrating the Region’s Rich Cultural Legacy

I’M SO ATL Campaign Bringing Public Art to 400+ Parks Across Atlanta This Summer

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