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Centre Pompidou to Open South American Outpost in Brazil
As its Paris headquarters prepares to close for a five-year renovation, the Centre Pompidou is expanding its global footprint.
In November 2027, it will open a new satellite in Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil — its first location in South America.…
Banksy Returns With Lighthouse Street Art In Unknown Location
Months since his wildlife-themed spree of street art, Banksy has dropped a new work - a lighthouse at an unknown location.
On his Instagram account, street artist Banksy posted an image of seemingly his latest work. The image featured a…
Art Basel Names 203 Exhibitors For 2025 Paris Edition
For the upcoming Paris edition in October, Art Basel has announced the names of the 203 exhibitors across 3 events.
Art Basel Paris will open on October 22-23 for a VIP preview, followed by general access on October 24-26. The art fair…
Artnet Gets Buy Offer From British Firm Amid Financial Troubles
London-based Beowolff Capital has made a public offering to take over financially struggling art giant Artnet AG.
If Beowolff Capital, managed by investor Andrew Evan Wolff, succeeds in the negotiations, it would make the company private…
Zelenskyy’s Gift, Van Gogh’ Sun: A Look At First Days Of Pope Leo
The ascendancy of the new Pope Leo XIV was marked by a gift from President Zelenksyy and appreciation of a van Gogh.
On Sunday, after the first Sunday mass since his ascendancy as the new Holy Father, Pope Leo met with Volodymyr…
Fowler Museum Returns Cultural Objects To Australian Aboriginal Tribe
The Fowler Museum in LA has repatriated 11 objects to the Larrakia community in Australia.
In a ceremony held on May 20, the museum returned the objects to the Larrakia, an Aboriginal community from the Northern Territory of Australia.…
Smithsonian’s African American Museum Accused Of ‘Unjust’ Removals
Lenders have accused the National Museum of African American History and Culture of ‘unjustly’ removing artworks from display.
The National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), located in Washington, DC, is a part of…
Wonder: The Force That Makes Us Fly
It all begins with a question—or rather, five. Five questions that have always fascinated and unsettled us: Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? What’s out there? And… why?
If we truly wish to find answers, we must go…
Pre-Columbian Site Vandalized By Unknown In Peru
A 500-year old archealogical site in Peru was vandalized by an unknown assailant who drew graffiti of a penis on it.
The incident occurred in Chan Chan, an archaeological site 300 miles north of Lima, the capital of the country. On May…
Magna Carta Copy At Harvard Found To Be Real After Decades
An ‘unofficial’ copy of the Magna Carta, the iconic 13th-century document, at Harvard was concluded to be an authentic surviving copy.
The discovery was made by David Carpenter, who is a professor of medieval history at King’s College…