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Fernando Botero and Women: Icons of Power, Beauty, and Emotion
Fernando Botero didn’t just redefine Latin American art—he reshaped how we see the human form. Bold, voluminous, unapologetically present, the women in his paintings and sculptures have become universal symbols of a different kind of…
Kid Discovers 3800-Year Old Amulet In Jerusalem
A three-year old girl accidentally discovered a 3800-years-old Egyptian amulet outside Jerusalem, Israel.
Ziv Nitzvan, age 3, was hiking with her family in the region near Beit Shemesh, which is only hours outside Jerusalem. According to…
National Endowment For Humanities Cancels Approved Grants
The National Endowment For Humanities has canceled previously approved federal grants to all recipients.
In the previous weeks, rumors were circulating the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) had the National Endowment for the…
Giancarlo Sangregorio: Art, Places, and the Language of Materials
Sangregorio’s centenary (1925–2025) is being celebrated by the Sangregorio Foundation with an ambitious project titled "Giancarlo Sangregorio. 100 Years: The Stone, The Wood, The Places," honoring the Milanese sculptor’s legacy through a…
Being a Woman in Pompeii: A Remarkable Exhibition and New Discoveries at Porta Sarno
Pompeii continues to amaze the world with new discoveries that shed light on daily life over two thousand years ago. This ancient city, frozen in time after the 79 AD eruption of Mount Vesuvius, offers one of the most extraordinary glimpses…
Bavaria Painting Collection Face Toxic Workplace Allegations
Latest in a string of controversies, the Bavaria State Painting Collection has been alleged to harbour racist and sexist work culture.
The Bavaria State Painting Collection in Munich is home to a host of famed artworks that have been…
Nico Vascellari’s Explosive Installation at Palazzo Reale in Milan
Every spring, Milan Art Week transforms the city into a vibrant hub of contemporary art, drawing artists, collectors, and enthusiasts from around the world. The event features exhibitions, performances, and installations in museums,…
Christophe Cherix Becomes New Director Of MoMA
Museum of Modern Art in New York has chosen curator Christophe Cherix as its new director, it was reported on Friday.
Cherix would be succeeding Glenn Lowry, the longtime director of the museum. Lowry has served as the director of MoMA…
Christie’s Hong Kong Sale Proves To Be Lackluster Affair
Christie’s second 20th/21st Century sale at its new Hong Kong headquarters ended subdued, fetching $73.3 million.
Last year, the auction house held its inaugural auction at the newly-unveiled headquarters in Hong Kong. The auction…
Andrea Mantegna: Redefining the Female Portrait in the 15th Century
In the second half of the 15th century, portrait painting underwent a remarkable evolution. Artists, inspired by the rediscovery of sculptural models and Roman medallic art, transformed portraiture into an increasingly autonomous and…