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For the second time in its history, Panama has a pavilion at the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, following its inaugural participation in 2024. We spoke with the co-curators of the Panama Pavilion, Ana Elizabeth González and Mónica Kupfer, about rewriting historical narratives, the significance of indigo textiles, and looking to the past in building a brighter future. 

India returns to the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia in 2026, following a seven-year hiatus. In this article, we spoke to the curator of this year’s group exhibition for the India Pavilion, Dr. Amin Jaffer, about bringing contemporary Indian art to the world stage, balancing modernity with tradition, and using the minor keys to make a major statement.

If you’re looking for a budget day out for yourself, a group of friends, or the whole family, some of the world’s most remarkable museums are completely free to visit, allowing you to experience stellar exhibitions and pioneering artworks without admission fees.

With spring here, what better time to explore art and culture beyond museum walls? Check out this selection of self-guided audio walking tours across the US, from Florida to New York. Then grab your headphones, lace up your walking shoes, and start exploring with Bloomberg Connects!

Some museum buildings are works of art in themselves and can motivate visits just as much as the collections they contain. Inspired by the recent expansions of New York’s New Museum and Studio Museum in Harlem, delve into some of the top museum architecture tours on Bloomberg Connects.

This March, the New Museum, Manhattan’s leading contemporary art venue, reopens its doors on the Bowery. Known for spotlighting emerging artists and showcasing groundbreaking art from around the world, this innovative institution is a must-visit for art enthusiasts. For a deeper dive into the museum’s latest offerings, check out their Bloomberg Connects guide for insights on exhibitions and events.

Inaugurated in 2008, CaixaForum Madrid serves as a vibrant hub within a national network of 11 cultural centers across Spain, dedicated to inclusivity and community engagement. With its striking architecture and diverse cultural offerings, this venue invites visitors to enjoy thought-provoking exhibitions and workshops. For a deeper dive into the CaixaForum experience, check out their guides on Bloomberg Connects, which showcases these unique centers and their rich histories.

The transformative influence of Bloomberg Connects is evident in two remarkable UK art museums: the Aberdeen Art Gallery in Scotland and Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge, England. While each institution has its own distinct focus and audience, they both leverage the platform to achieve a common aim: deepening community engagement with art and enhancing access. This collaboration underscores the power of technology in making art more accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

The transformative influence of Bloomberg Connects is evident in two remarkable UK art museums: the Aberdeen Art Gallery in Scotland and Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge, England. While each institution has its own distinct focus and audience, they both leverage the platform to achieve a common aim: deepening community engagement with art and enhancing access. This collaboration underscores the power of technology in making art more accessible and enjoyable for everyone.

The Gordon Parks Foundation, dedicated to preserving the artist’s legacy and supporting emerging artists focused on social justice, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2026. In a recent interview with Bloomberg Connects, Michal Raz-Russo, the Foundation’s director of programs, discussed Parks’ ethical approach to photography, his self-taught prowess across creative fields, and his lasting commitment to community empowerment. Learn how the Foundation continues to inspire meaningful change.