Museums

Some 150 museums, zoos and other cultural institutions are part of a Climate Toolkit that helps make facilities and grounds more climate friendly.

Learn more about the world around you at one one of these first-rate science museums across the USA.

Whether you want to view celebrated masterworks or modern exhibitions, there's something for everyone in our curated selection of art museums.

Enjoy a cultural experience without the price of admission at one of these highly rated museums.

A Roman emperor was classified as trans by a museum, but applying modern gender identities to ancient figures has its pitfalls.

The dinosaur lived in North America before the mass extinction event around 66 million years ago alongside T. rex and Triceratops.

Without an agreement in the House, the consequences for the U.S. economy would be harsh, depending on the shutdown's length.

A government shutdown may pinch the pocketbook of Americans and damage the U.S. place in the world.

"For the life of me I can't understand why anyone would want to steal it," said Angela George of Australia's Eden Killer Whale Museum.

The fossil, an ancestor of turkeys and grouse, was found in modern-day Nebraska, and lived around 11 million years ago.

We Cambodians are the ones who must decide which objects can be shared outside Cambodia. After all, they have belonged to us for centuries.

People are being urged to email details of their own tartan story to the museum, which is planning to stage the biggest ever exhibition devoted to tartan.

Officials say 27 museum-goers had to be taken to hospital after the spray went off in the lobby as visitors waiting at elevators.

New Zealander artist George Nuku has presented his latest work as an installation that imagines the state of the world's oceans 100 years in the future where plastics have totally changed the marine environment.

The "Assault Ration Pack" was issued to British and Commonwealth soldiers for the famous Normandy Landings on June 6, 1944.

Harrowing photographs documenting the destruction and sorrows caused by Russia's war against Ukraine are on display at one of Austria's most popular museums.

Police say a woman stole a 1561 Pieter Aertsen oil painting from Museum Huelsmann in Germany.

The idea is that the fans' journey to the Harry Potter exhibition and museum can mirror Harry's ride to Hogwarts.

Nick Longrich, a senior lecturer in evolutionary biology, told Newsweek that largely complete Triceratops specimens are "surprisingly rare."

Queen Elizabeth II's Royal Collection has joined other European institutions in a cultural boycott of Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.

From an art festival at the furthest edge of the world to a new Fellini museum in Italy to a contemporary Indigenous dance tour, culture is live and alive once again.

Newsweek gets an exclusive look at some of the most exciting pieces in the FUTURES exhibit, including some that will be unveiled to the public for the first time, such as Virgin Hyperloop; a model of an Oceanix floating city; and LightSail, a solar-powered spacecraft.

These enormous museums are home to incredible artworks created by the greatest talents of the world.

Shanghai's OCAT gallery is under scrutiny after an exhibit was put on display that ranked women from most to least attractive. The artist has been under fire for projects like this in the past.

The story behind Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and how it became a woke museum in one of the reddest states in the USA.

From his birth in Malaga, Spain to his joining of the French Communist Party, learn more about the life of one of the 20th century's most famous artists.

As the world slowly emerges from pandemic shutdowns, opportunities to visit museums and see art in person are once again becoming more plentiful. Here are some of the most exciting upcoming art exhibits from around the world.

As museums begin to open their doors after months of going dark, here are some of the most innovative and interactive art experiences around the world—from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to Melbourne, Australia.

The historic observatory houses around 50 buildings and several telescopes used by leading astronomers.

After closing their doors for almost six months, some of the world's most famous museums will be opening their doors for visitors, but not without guidelines.