The community-driven living monument from MIT Media Lab’s Poetic Justice will include an evolving, digitally networked story archive

Simon Roberts’s work incorporates mortality figures and contributions from key politicians

Two surveys supported by the National Endowment for the Arts show that in-person art activities remain below pre-Covid levels, while many Americans continue to experience culture virtually

Historic England is also funding two projects in Bristol and London

Abi Palmer wanted her indoor cats, adopted during Covid-19 lockdowns, to experience the passage of the seasons, a process she documented in a new video series

Native American artists in the United States and First Nations artists in Canada found new ways to show their work and protect elders during the worst of Covid-19

The Urban Institute of Contemporary Arts in Grand Rapids, which opened 45 years ago, will shutter for good in February 2023

Decision came one day after authorities dramatically closed Art021 fair over a single positive case

Event's founders says the decision was made to "effectively protect the health and public health safety of the exhibitors"

New report reveals that 77% of galleries had lower sales this year compared to last, while several art fairs were cancelled

Economic instability and rising energy prices threaten many institutions, while emergency funding made available during the pandemic is no longer accessible

Limbo continues for galleries and museums closed since early March

Gao Jie has created a series of expressive drawings showing the chaos of daily life under draconian restrictions

In the wake of the latest Covid-19 outbreak, the postponed fair has enhanced last year’s hybrid model

Amid a crackdown on dissent, and the havoc wreaked by the pandemic, Hong Kong’s galleries have not just survived but thrived, with several new openings

It is hoped visitors will be able to travel to Beijing at the end of June, though a new date for the event has not yet been announced

The fair’s Covid-19 policy effectively means that children under five cannot attend

The Chinese government's hardline approach has drawn comparisons with the Maoist era

The artist commemorates the anonymous victims of Covid-19 buried on Hart Island

From Renate Aller’s touching photos of sidewalk gatherings to Uuriintuya Dagvasambuu’s vaccine-inspired Mongol Zurag paintings, artists are reflecting on the darkest days of the initial outbreak

The study found that while the US arts economy shrunk twice as fast as the overall economy, the arts’ contribution to GDP held steady

With Covid-19 cases down sharply from January’s peak, art institutions from the Smithsonian to the Seattle Art Museum are no longer requiring visitors to mask up

An exhibition at the Duke University museum shifts the focus to the local art scene with works by 30 artists living or born in the state

Chinese artist and activist says society does not have the right to make the Covid-19 vaccine compulsory

As restrictions ease, institutions are reconsidering the policy introduced during the pandemic as it could be putting off last-minute visitors

With the arts sector increasingly vulnerable in the wake of the pandemic, a new breed of digitally optimised worker is emerging

Initiative questions why gyms, hair salons and brothels have reopened but culture venues remain closed in the Netherlands

The fair, which focuses on African contemporary art, will be replaced by a smaller event in Paris