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Courtauld to Exhibit Monet’s London Paintings

The Courtauld Institute of Art is set to host a landmark exhibition of Claude Monet’s Thames River series, displaying 21 paintings for the first time in the UK. This historic collection will be on view from September 27, marking the first time

Wildfire Threatens Ancient City of Assos

On June 26, a wildfire erupted in scrubland near Türkiye’s northwestern province of Çanakkale, spreading towards the ancient city of Assos. The fire broke out in the Ayvacık district around 4:30 p.m. local time (1330 GMT), prompting the deployment of firefighting aircraft

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Seal to Take Stage in Istanbul

British singer and songwriter Seal, known for hit songs like 'Kiss from a Rose', 'Crazy', and 'Stand by Me', will be performing at Harbiye Cemil Topuzlu Open Air Stage in Istanbul on October 12th. Born in London in 1963, Seal produced work

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‘Through The Window’ Exhibition Kicks Off

The online solidarity, collaboration, and art network “Through The Window” (TTW) exhibition starts on June 26. TTW’s online exhibition opening accompanies a chat and a party. The event that brings together queer artists, thinkers, and nightlife workers from Türkiye, the Netherlands, and

The Naomi Campbell V&A Exhibition

Naomi Campbell, recognized as a pioneering supermodel, is celebrated in a new exhibition at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum titled “NAOMI In Fashion.” Exhibition highlights her significant influence on fashion and showcases the many looks that have defined her career. Campbell, born

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Vandalism in Pompeii

On June 22, at Pompeii, a visitor from Kazakhstan was caught vandalizing the House of Ceii, an example of late Samnite domestic architecture from the second century BCE. The offender scratched the initials “ALI” on the plaster wall of this ancient mansion,

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Elgiz Museum Terrace Exhibition

This year the  16th Terrace Exhibition opens with the title “On the Trail of a Dream” taking place in the 1500m2 rooftop area of the museum. For this summer exhibition, 130 artists participated in the open call with 147 works, and 40

Roman Legionary Armor Has Been Reconstructed

In a remarkable feat of historical preservation and archaeological research, a Roman-era legionary armor uncovered in the ancient city of Satala in Turkey’s northern province of Gümüşhane has been carefully restored to its original shape. The Turkish Culture and Tourism Ministry has

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Modigliani Drawing Exposed as Fake

A drawing attributed to the Italian modernist Amedeo Modigliani was about to be sold with a price tag of €300,000 ($320,000) when it was exposed as a fake by the Venice Cultural Heritage Protection Unit. The work aroused immediate suspicion when it

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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

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