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Blue Collar To Billionaire: The Bruce Springsteen Saga
In a few weeks, Bruce Springsteen would be 75 years old. But you wouldn’t be able to guess that if you ever managed to watch one of his shows. Springsteen is still selling out shows and making thousands of people groove with him. And now,…
Climate Protestors Who Vandalized Van Gogh Painting Found Guilty
Two JustStopOil protestors who threw at a Van Gogh painting in London have been found guilty of criminal charges.
In October of 2022, two protestors – later identified as Anna Holland and Phoebe Plummer – threw soup at Vincent Van Gogh’s…
London Bridge Station Adorned With 190-Foot Mosaic
A section of the London Bridge terminus has been decorated with a 190-foot-long mosaic and unveiled to the public.
Titled ‘In A River A Thousand Streams’, the work was a collaboration between the London School of Mosaic (LSOM) in Camden…
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…
‘Wish You Were Gay’ Billboards By Anne Imhof Vandalized In Austria
Six billboards from the series ‘Wish You Were Gay’ by Anne Imhof were partially torn by vandals in Austria.
The billboards were displayed in the city of Bregenz and served as companion pieces to an ongoing museum at the Kunsthaus…
Photofairs Launches Hong Kong Edition For 2025
Shortly after canceling the New York edition of 2024, Photofairs has announced the Hong Kong edition for 2025.
The event will be held between March 26 and March 30, during the Hong Kong Art Week. It will be hosted at the Central…
14th Century Home Of ‘Mona Lisa’ Hits Market At $19.6M
The medieval home once owned by the family of the lady behind ‘Mona Lisa’ has hit the market at Sotheby’s for $19.6 million.
Located in the Scandicci countryside in Italy, the villa in question was first built sometime in the 14th…
Turkey Bans Art Exhibition On Trans History
Turkish authorities have reportedly shut down an art exhibition dedicated to Transgender history in the country.
The news was first reported by Art Newspaper on Thursday. Titled “Turn and See Back: Revisiting Trans Revolutions in…
African Trust Gives $3M In Grants To Preserve Black History
The African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund (AACHAF) announced $3 million to preserve sites with significance to Black history.
The AACHAF, established in 2017, is a program under the National Trust for Historical Preservation.…
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…