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Museums Collaborate for Anselm Kiefer Show

In an unprecedented cooperation, Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum will present a pioneering exhibition named “Anselm Kiefer: Sag mir, wo die Blumen sind.” This important event, which runs from March 7 to June 9, 2025, will highlight the fundamental relationship

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Hidden Artifacts Require Protection

Kümbet village, located in the Seyitgazi district of Eskişehir, is home to a history that traces back to the Phrygians and houses numerous historical artifacts from various periods. Village headman Seydi Ay expressed concerns about the loss of many historical artifacts due to

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Human Rights Groups Denounce Prison Sentence of Farghadani

Farghadani was arrested by intelligence agents from the Iranian Revolutionary Guard after attempting to hang one of her artworks on Tehran’s Pasteur Avenue wall, near the presidential palace. Her lawyer, Mohammad Moghimi, confirmed her sentence on June 10 via X, stating, “My

Rubens’s Conservation Uncovers Secrets

A 14-month conservation of Peter Paul Rubens’s “The Judgement of Paris” (ca. 1632–35) by the National Gallery in London has uncovered secrets long hidden under layers of paint in the iconic masterpiece. The late work by the Flemish master depicts a scene

Fascinating Journey of the Salvator Mundi

Julianne Moore, an Academy Award-winning performer, will appear in and executive produce a new television adaptation of the critically acclaimed 2021 documentary The Lost Leonardo. This series, created by Studiocanal, The Picture Company, Entertainment 360, and Zaftig Films, follows the fascinating journey

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3,300 Year-old Hittite Tablet Discovered

A Japanese archeologist-led team has unearthed a 3,300-year-old tablet from the Hittite Empire, providing new insights into ancient religious ceremonies and foreign relations. Found at the Büklükale excavation site in the Karakeçili district of Kırıkkale, the tablet mentions the Arzava king Tarhuntarado,

Stonehenge Targeted by Just Stop Oil Activists

Stonehenge, the historic and renowned landmark in Wiltshire, UK, sparked a heated discussion on June 19, 2024, when it was targeted by Just Stop Oil campaigners. Around midday, two members of the group, Niamh Lynch, a 21-year-old Oxford University student, and Rajan

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‘Outsiders,’ ‘Stereophonic’ Top Tony Awards

The Broadway community celebrated its best at New York’s Lincoln Center, where “The Outsiders” and “Stereophonic” earned top honors at the Tony Awards, the highest accolades in American theater. The event, hosted by Oscar winner Ariana DeBose for the third year running,

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Murakami’s Stories Adapted to Animation

Renowned Japanese author Haruki Murakami expressed his joy at seeing several of his short stories adapted in American director Pierre Földes’ animated film “Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman,” adding that he looks forward to future interpretations of his work with filmmakers’ unique perspectives.

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Ephesus Experience Museum Wins Award

The Culture and Tourism Ministry has announced that the Ephesus Experience Museum, located in the ancient city of Ephesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has won the prestigious Mondo-Dr Award. In a written statement, the ministry highlighted that the Ephesus Experience Museum

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Refik Anadol at Art Basel

A project called “Inner Portrait,” created in collaboration with Turkish Airlines (THY) and  media artist  Refik Anadol, began its exhibition at Art Basel in Basel, Switzerland, on June 12. The project explores the impact of travel on human biology. The opening ceremony on

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