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Tate Modern Closed After Man Dies From Falling
The Tate Modern in London was closed for a day after a man fell to his death from the building.
The incident occurred on Friday morning. The victim’s identity is not yet revealed to the public, nor has it been revealed what he was doing at…
Rubin Museum In New York Shutters Down After 20 Years
The Rubin Museum – home to Himalayan art in New York – has closed its doors after 20 years, but with other plans.
The Rubin Museum was founded in 2004 to house the collection of Donald and Shelley Rubin. Since the 90s, the couple has…
Egypt Plans Pyramid ‘Renovation’, Causing Outrage
Plans to renovate a Giza pyramid by Egypt have caused anger among archaeologists and the general public alike.
The plan by the Egyptian government revolves around the Pyramid of Menkaure – the smallest of the three pyramids in the Giza…
Wendy Ikemoto Appointed Chief Curator Of New-York Historical Society
The New-York Historical Society has promoted Wendy E. Ikemoto as their chief curator, making her the first Indigenous person to do so.
The New-York Historical Society is the oldest museum in New York, established in 1804. However, in its…
Mona Lisa Attacked Again As Protestors Throw Soup At Painting
On Sunday, two protestors threw soup at the Mona Lisa – the latest in a series of attacks on the famous painting.
The two female protestors entered the museum on Sunday morning, though it remains unclear how they managed to sneak in soup…
Against Odds, Hauser & Wirth Opens Another Gallery In Hong Kong
Despite speculations of a cooling market, Hauser & Wirth opened another space in Hong Kong last week.
The street-level gallery opened in the busy central district of Hong Kong. The inaugural exhibition featured Chinese artist Zhang…
Legends in Art: Livio Sgarbi Explores the Stories of Great Leaders Through Art
Art is a universal language that tells stories of humanity, challenges, successes, and aspirations. It is not just a legacy of the past but also a tool for interpreting the present and shaping the future. Art has the power to inspire,…
Commemorating a Milestone: The Ten Commandments and Moses’ Leadership Legacy This Week
In the week marked by the Jewish calendar, we commemorate two events that have profoundly shaped history: Moses' flight from Egypt and the giving of the Ten Commandments. These episodes have not only molded faith and history but also cast a…
From Ark to Art: Noah’s Timeless Leadership in Art and Climate Change
The story of Noah and the Great Flood, a tale that has transcended the boundaries of religion to become a part of everyday language, reflects the enduring impact of a man who, faced with the unthinkable, made bold decisions to…
Famous Shredded Banksy Work Is Back With A New Name
Girl With Balloon, the Banksy work that made headlines after it was shredded, is back after getting renamed a second time.
Girl With Balloon was a 2006 work by the mysterious street artist Banksy. In 2018, it went on sale at Sotheby’s…