
Susannah Place: Sydney’s Oldest Row of Houses Shows Life Exactly as It Was Lived
A row of Sydney houses, built by Irish settlers in 1844, survives plague, slums, and gentrification as a museum of lived-in history.


A row of Sydney houses, built by Irish settlers in 1844, survives plague, slums, and gentrification as a museum of lived-in history.

A trio of reports — superintendent, exhibition, summit — make up one episode, each a single spotlight, none joined to the rest.

A modest museum hiding a surprising treasure trove of local history, oddities, and hands-on exhibits in Washougal, Washington.

A 1,400-year-old Maya urn from Guatemala at The Walters Art Museum shows a ruler becoming a jaguar spirit among skulls and gods of the dead.

A landmark natural history museum shuts down, just short of its 200th birthday. Can Philadelphia save it?

A museum preserves the remains of a vanished wartime city: uniforms, maps, and artifacts from Camp Butner, North Carolina.

A gallery's satirical instruction reveals how Western museums treat non-Western artists as discoveries, erasing living artists in favor of dead ones.

Brooklyn Museum and American Folk Art Museum unions reach tentative agreements, avoiding strikes after authorizing walkouts.

A vast mosaic of ancient splendor and a painted city's ruin now dwell together beneath the Baths of Trajan.

Mumbai's oldest museum, once Victoria and Albert, now honors Dr. Bhau Daji Lad. See the model of Bombay Castle and more.

The Smithsonian faces a culture war over its Franklin exhibit, accused of moving from education to activist politics.

A quiet Armory Show sits amid a noisy fair of overlooked artists, a monstrous building that once was a museum.
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