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Child Breaks 3,500 Years Old Jar At Israeli Museum
A kid’s curiosity caused him to accidentally break an ancient jar at the Hecht Museum in Israel.
First reported by the BBC, the 4-year-old boy was on a tour of the Hecht Museum with his family. He was one of the ancient jars located near…
New UK Government Scraps Stonehenge Tunnel Project
The new Labour government in the UK has ended the Stonehenge tunnel project to improve the fiscal deficit.
The project aimed to re-route the A303 road, running alongside the heritage site, into a tunnel. The road alongside the ancient…
Targu Jiu Ensemble In Romania By Brancusi Made UNESCO World Heritage Site
An ensemble of monuments by Constantin Brancusi, including ‘The Endless Column’, have been made UNESCO world heritage sites.
A group of five monuments by the sculptor, commonly referred to as the Targu Jiu Ensemble, have been…
Nashville’s Parthenon Museum Returns 15th Century Artifacts To Mexico
The Parthenon Museum in Nashville, Tennessee returned 250 Mexican artifacts to their home country.
Most of the objects are over 500 years old, dating to the pre-Columbian era. They include tools, clay toys, ceramics, and musical…
Stanley Museum Becomes First American Museum To Return Benin Bronzes
The Stanley Museum in Iowa has become the first museum in the US to return Benin Bronzes to its rightful owners.
In a ceremony held on July 15 at the Benin Palace in Nigeria, members of the University of Iowa Stanley Museum of Art…
Jersey City Defunds Centre Pompidou Branch; Project Suspended
The Jersey City officials have pulled back from funding the new branch of the Centre Pompidou, causing it to be indefinitely suspended.
The Jersey City Museum, formally titled Centre Pompidou x Jersey City, is the first planned branch of…
Brooklyn Museum, Two Others To Become New York’s Cooling Centers
New York City has enrolled the Brooklyn Museum and two others to serve as cooling centers during the heatwaves this summer.
The Beat The Heat initiative was announced by Mayor Eric Adams and the New York City Emergency Management (NYCEM)…
After Plans To Sell Off A O’Keeffe, Brauer Museums Gets Closed
The decision to close the Brauer Museum of Art was announced by its parent, Valparaiso University, after a controversial plan to sell off paintings in its collection.
The announcement came last week when the Indiana-based Valparaiso…
SFMOMA Acquires Famous “Infinity Mirror Room” By Yayoi Kusama
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has added the Infinity Mirror Room by Yayoi Kusama to its collection.
The installation debuted in May last year at David Zwirner and garnered much public attention. Formally titled "Dreaming of…
12th Century Column Depicting Krishna Returned To Thailand
The Art Institute of Chicago has returned a 12th-century column featuring Krishna to the Kingdom of Thailand.
The rectangular wall column, specifically known as a pilaster, depicts the Hindu god Krishna lifting the Govardhan mountain to…