The Trump administration’s efforts to slash funding and influence programming have pushed cultural workers to organise

Hong Kong’s No Limits festival gives prominent spaces across the city to artists with disabilities, while Singapore’s Art:Dis pairs students with high-profile mentors

As art institutions—particularly in Washington, DC—succumb to the White House’s anti-diversity directives, a veteran of the museum world warns of the dangers of giving in to the whims of the Trump administration

A Trump executive order has led the largely government-funded institutions to roll back their diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives

With the launch of Hoa Cultural Society, founder Igi Lola Ayedun wants to address inequality within the industry on a “more impactful” level

Works by four artists were created as part of the Transforming Collections: Reimagining Art, Nation and Heritage research project

Black Girls in Art Spaces has expanded to more than two dozen chapters across the US and abroad in just two years

The UK's largest celebration of work by D/deaf and disabled artists opens on 4 September with a packed and varied programme

UAL's Kene Igweonu discusses the goals of the initiative, which hosts a directory of Black students, staff and alumni, alongside promoting their work and achievements

In a time of increased lawsuits over diversity initiatives, a civil rights organisation aims to make the history and legacy of slavery in the US undeniable through art and first-person narratives

Docents—voluntary educators who are frequently white, of retirement age and middle class—embody the tensions between the status quo and change in US museums

The works by artist Franklyn Rodgers will go on view in the historic firm's Old Library

Many specialised schools are already recruiting in an equitable way

The funds will benefit organisations including Glasgow Women’s Library and Studio Voltaire

“White Balls on Walls” shows how the staff of Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum have tried to implement change amid a shifting social landscape

Data from the Burns Halperin Report 2022, published 13 December, shows the limited purchasing power of museums and how much they rely on donors to shape their collections

Two extensive surveys, led by the Mellon Foundation and the Black Trustee Alliance for Art Museums, suggest mixed results for the cultural field’s diversity efforts

The work of the portrait painter is reviewed within the context of her peers

Projects on disability still remain peripheral in institutional programming—and the pandemic threatens what progress has been made

Senator Patricia Bovey's initiative 'Honouring Canada's Black Artists' bringing works by Black Canadian artists into the Senate building is now in its second iteration

Promoting hot young talent might grab the attention of collectors and the general public, but it disadvantages older artists and especially women, queer and non-binary creators

There’s a campaign against discussions of race in the American education system—and museums have a part to play in fighting that

Freelands Foundation announces funding for residencies and development programmes at leading art institutions to tackle racial inequality

Camera companies pledge to promote more women, LGBTQ and photographers of colour in response to online pro-diversity campaigns

Three co-presidents rather than one will oversee the institution, which has also recruited a more diverse array of board members

Leader oversaw an ambitious series of construction projects but has also contended with reports of midlevel management abuses and equity issues

Appointments follow accusations of “systemic racism” in hiring and programming at the museum

Local professionals continue to be overlooked for highly paid leading roles

Min Jung Kim, who now leads the New Britain Museum of American Art, will succeed 22-year veteran Brent Benjamin

Museum invites three artists to serve as co-authors of collection displays and enlists 10 local experts to help generate inclusive stories