Lincoln, Nebraska, unveiled a bronze statue honoring local civil rights leaders in January 2026, the city’s first public monument to the movement.

Wallaceburg Arts launched a community art initiative on Jan. 13, 2026, uniting locals in creative projects to strengthen identity.

Grammy-winning artists move to Detroit, citing arts revival and affordability, joining "Detroit Dreamers" movement.

Central West NSW tourism surges with new attractions, festivals, and public art.

A neo-Nazi accused of threatening to rape a woman claims the remark was performance art, sparking debate over free speech vs. hate speech.

On January 11, 2026, a Sunday Arts Magazine segment highlighted Melbourne’s Midsumma Festival, showcasing diverse performing arts works by LGBTIQA+ and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.

Artists in Shanxi paint tree hollows with eco-friendly art, blending culture, nature, and community pride.

John Fielder's conservation photo chosen for new U.S. stamp.

Sudbury's arts revival in 2025, fueled by city partnerships and new venues, continues into 2026 despite the loss of the Bell Mansion for an arts center.

A new Indigenous art show opened Jan. 14, 2026, at Brockville’s Gallery 121, featuring First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists.