Cultural Diplomacy: Qatar’s National Museum of Qatar and China’s National Museum of China launch the traveling “On the Move” exhibition in Beijing, with more than 150 Qatari artefacts and a mix of photos, films and oral histories running through Sept. Public Art & Inclusion: In Beijing, a new education catalog adds art therapy majors, while a forum highlights how public art can ease anxiety—some projects even use AI to support healing. Music Education: Wisconsin Public Radio wins a $100,000 grant to expand its free Classical Music Day, growing from Milwaukee to regional events statewide. Art & Mental Health: A separate Beijing forum spotlights artists using sound and image-making to make museums more accessible, including soundscapes for visually impaired visitors. Art in Berlin: Germany’s Bellevue Palace hosts “Freiraum Kunst,” a pop-up free-art show before the presidential residence closes for an eight-year renovation. Community Arts: Milwaukee’s Summerfest and FuzzPop Workshop return with “Radiant Echoes,” a 25-foot interactive sound-and-light installation. Local Culture Events: Seattle’s RailSpur outdoor World Cup art exhibition celebrates soccer participation with open-air works. Religion & Society: A UK poll finds rising concern about two-tier policing, with 34% saying ethnic minorities get preferential treatment. Legal/Culture Clash: Houston’s African American museum says an artwork was intentionally damaged by visitors and vows restoration while calling for dialogue. Faith & Festival: Eid al-Adha coverage notes the holiday’s emphasis on sacrifice and sharing, amid rising scrutiny and tensions around religious practice.