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Largest Skeleton Collection of Türkiye

Over the years since 2013, more than 6,000 human skeletons collected from 38 excavation sites across various regions of Türkiye have been housed at the Mehmet Akif Ersoy University (MAKÜ) Department of Anthropology in Türkiye’s Denizli Province. These bones and fossils have

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James Cameron’s Exhibition in Paris

James Cameron, the visionary behind “The Terminator,” “Aliens,” and “Titanic,” unveiled an exhibition in Paris, showcasing his talents creating characters. In an interview with AFP, the 69-year-old discussed the childhood roots of his films, his reflections on artificial intelligence, and offered a

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Marlborough Gallery Announces Closure

The board of trustees of Marlborough Gallery, a prestigious blue-chip gallery with a 78-year legacy, has announced its closure. Marlborough has long represented numerous renowned artists and estates, including photographer Bill Brandt, sculptor Deborah Butterfield, painter Vincent Desiderio, and architect Santiago Calatrava.

A Closer Look at Pierre Bonnard’s Art

The subject of The Phillips Collection‘s “Bonnard’s Worlds” exhibition, Pierre Bonnard, was one of the greatest painters of the 20th century. His style deeply influenced many painters, including Peter Doig, Mamma Andersson, Lois Dodd, Howard Hodgkin, Elisabeth Cummings, and Andrew Cranston. As

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Street Artist Died at Age 27

27-year-old Burak Yurdakul, known by the alias “Rakun,” who created wall paintings in many streets of Istanbul, especially in the neighborhoods of Suadiye, Caddebostan, Yeldeğirmeni, Hasanpaşa, and Erenköy in Kadıköy, has passed away. The news of his death was announced on social

Ukraine Museum Discovers 100 Looted Artworks

Ukraine’s Kherson Art Museum has recently identified 100 looted artworks from its collection by Russian forces, with the assistance of a “propaganda video” filmed in a Crimean museum. In a social media statement, the museum highlighted how looters inadvertently document their crimes,

Judith Butler Cancels Centre Pompidou Lectures

Theorist and philosopher Judith Butler has opted to withdraw from a series of talks at the Centre Pompidou in Paris, citing criticisms regarding their remarks on the October 7 attacks. In a statement initially published by the Art Newspaper, Butler expressed concern

Protests and Despair at Artemisia Gentileschi Show

The Artemisia Gentileschi: Courage and Passion exhibition at the Palazzo Ducale in Genova disappoints in its storytelling and resorts to sensationalizing the life of the pioneering artist. Curated collaboratively by Agostino D’Orazio and Anna Orlando from Palazzo Ducale, along with Arthemisia, a

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Basquiat Paintings to Lead Spring Sales

Phillips auction house is set to offer three paintings by Jean-Michel Basquiat during its spring sales in New York and Hong Kong. These works, created between 1981 and 1982, originate from the collection of anthropologist Francesco Pellizzi and were acquired from Basquiat’s

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