The Nobel Prize Diploma’s Century Long Artistic History
(Editor’s note: This article was originally published in October 2023.) The prestige of winning a Nobel Prize is an award
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Michael J. Anderson Grew OKCMOA’s Collection by 30 Percent. Now He’s Bringing His Approach to Portland.
Last month, the Portland Art Museum announced that Michael J. Anderson will step up as its next director in October.
In Finnish Lapland, Every Season Brings a New Arctic Adventure
For avid adventurers, the only true north is the Arctic. Just as the North Star guided centuries of old-world explorers,
Saying No for Change: Dawn Chan On Grounding Herself in a Jet-Setting World
Editor’s note: This article was originally published in September 2025. Many in the international art world adore its jet-setting ways,
Untitled Art Finds Its Footing in Houston With Its Second Edition
Following its Texas debut in 2025, Untitled Art returned to Houston, opening its second edition to VIPs on Oct. 1
Corporate Cultural Investments Are Finding Their Place in ESG Reporting
For a long time, culture was viewed at best as an economic driver, and more narrowly as a generator of
The Bigger Economic Story Behind Higher Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates have crossed an uncomfortable threshold again. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate rose to 7.28 percent this week,
David Ellison Names His Empire Skydance After a Rocky Week on Wall Street
When Paramount Skydance completes its takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery next week, the combined company will be called Skydance. CEO
Andy Jassy Needs Alexa to Close the Sale, Not Win the A.I. Race
Andy Jassy has a lot riding on Alexa. On Amazon’s Q2 earnings call this summer, the CEO told investors that
Five Luxury Watches Backing Sustainability Claims With Substance
A luxury watch might make a better sustainability case than most things in fashion. It’s small and usually produced in