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Two Men Sentenced In Theft Of Maurizio Cattelan’s Golden Toilet
Six years later, two men have been sentenced for stealing the golden toilet by Maurizio Cattelan in England.
Titled “America” (2016), the work – a critique of the American society – first appeared at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. In…
Sotheby’s London To Sell Surrealist Collection Of Pauline Karpidas
The collection of British socialite Pauline Karpidas will hit Sotheby’s London and is expected to shatter records.
Considered the greatest collection of surrealist art in modern times, the Pauline Karpidas collection boasts names like…
Painting the AI Soul: Minxuan Zhao’s Consciousness Frontier
Minxuan Zhao is an artistic practitioner, designer, and the founder of Lesley Studio. She refers to herself as the “Fourfold Integrator of Consciousness”—her works are not imagined or designed—they are truly seen during lucid dreams,…
France To Charge Non-Europeans $10 More To Visit Museums
From next year, major French museums – including the Louvre – will charge non-European visitors $10 more to visit.
The move comes as an effort to meet the ever-growing funds needed to repair major French institutions. Starting January…
Threads of Revolution: From the Bauhaus to Today’s Women Artists
There’s a thread—strong, quiet, and resilient—that stretches across the history of modern art and reaches into the present. It weaves, twists, and knots its way through time, often guided by women’s hands.
At first glance, it may seem…
Museum Races To Keep Barbara Hepworth Sculpture Within The UK
The Hepworth Wakefield Museum launched a public fundraiser to keep a rare Barbara Hepworth sculpture on British soil.
Titled Sculpture with Colour (Oval Form) Pale Blue and Red (1943), the sculpture is an elliptical object with a portion…
cerARTmic 2025: The Ceramic Art Fair Returns to Madrid
From June 5 to 8, 2025, cerARTmic brings together artists, galleries, and collectors for an unmissable celebration of ceramic art in the heart of Madrid.
After a successful debut in 2024, cerARTmic — Spain’s first contemporary art fair…
Anita Maiorana: The Young Voice from Faenza Challenging the Single Narrative of Patriarchy
There was a time when feminism represented a sacred struggle for equality and dignity. A time when women fought for, and won, fundamental rights: education, voting, employment, and self-determination. It was the era of the English…
Ancient Terracotta Figures Damaged By Tourist In China
Two Terracotta figures, more than two millennia old, were damaged when a tourist went on a rampage in Xi’an, China.
The incident occurred on Friday at the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang in Xi’an, an ancient city home to many Chinese…
New Zealand Museum Removes Controversial Māori Artwork
A museum has removed a work by Māori artist Diane Prince that invited viewers to walk over the New Zealand flag.
The work was displayed at the Suter Art Gallery in Nelson, New Zealand. It was part of a solo show for artist Diane Prince…