Trove of 19,000 Artifacts Found at Residential Development in Southern England
Among the oldest artifacts were a series of tools dating to the Mesolithic period.
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As fairgoers wander the city streets, it's behooving to pay close attention to distilleries, shops, and bridges for art interventions.
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Auditing Body Warns Centre Pompidou’s Major Renovation Project is ‘Underfunded’
The museum's chairman has agreed to share program plans this month and finalize it before next year, despite major economic concerns.
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Blue Shrine Room with Frescos Depicting Female Figures Unearthed at Pompeii
The room's color is rare, and would have demarcated the area as a place of importance for ritual activities and storing sacred objects.
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MFA Houston Can Keep Contested Nazi-looted Bernardo Bellotto Painting: US Appeals Court
A misidentification by a Dutch foundation sent the wrong painting to a claimant after the end of the war.
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Monet Painting at the Musée d’Orsay Vandalized by Climate Activist
An adhesive poster was affixed to a Monet painting by a climate activist at the Musée d'Orsay.
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Following Calls to Remove ‘Unflattering’ Portrait from Australia’s National Portrait Gallery, Billionaire Gifted a Different Portrait of Herself
Gina Rinehart gifted a portrait of herself to Australia's National Portrait Gallery, following calls to remove an unflattering painting of her from the institution.
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Tomashi Jackson Probes American Democracy in Her Multilayered Work
Tomashi Jackson probes socio-political issues surrounding matters of race and the state of democracy in the United States.
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Extremely Rare Wu-Tang Clan Album to Be Played at Australian Exhibition
The most expensive record ever sold was designed to be a work of fine art.
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Liverpool Brings on Local Artists to Make Taylor Swift Pieces Ahead of Eras Tour Concerts
Commissioning the installations was the "right thing to do," one official said.
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