This paper deeply analyzes the relationship between cross-cultural communication and international art management, covering aspects such as cultural definitions and elements, forms of cross-cultural communication, and the expression of cultural diversity in art. Discuss the definition and importance of international art management, and emphasize the trends in digital technology, international trade, and social responsibility in the global art market. Detailed exploration was conducted on the balance between international operation of art institutions and cultural conflicts in cross-border cooperation. Highlighting the unique role of artistic works in promoting cultural understanding and dialogue in international communication. Propose communication and cooperation strategies to address the challenges of cultural differences, while emphasizing opportunities for innovation and cross-cultural integration. Finally, looking ahead to future development trends, it is emphasized that digital technology, sustainability, and deepening cross-border cooperation will bring new challenges and opportunities to this field. It is recommended to cultivate professional talents, promote the application of digital technology, strengthen cultural exchange projects, and focus on sustainable development, in order to achieve a prosperous and shared future of global cross-cultural exchange and international art management.

Zhenxing Tian. Cross cultural exchange and international art management. Academic Journal of Humanities & Social Sciences (2024) Vol. 7, Issue 6: 239-244. https://doi.org/10.25236/AJHSS.2024.070637.

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