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Giorgio Morandi’s Legacy

In a tribute to one of Italy’s most celebrated painters, the Galleria Mattia De Luca has brought a rare collection of 60 works by Giorgio Morandi to New York City, marking the 60th anniversary of his death. Hosted in a newly renovated

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Archaeological Artifacts from Gaza

Geneva showcases archaeological treasures from the Gaza Strip, providing a safe haven for the heritage of a region ravaged by war. The “Patrimony in Peril” exhibition at the Museum of Art and History (MAH)  features 44 artifacts, including amphoras, statuettes, vases, oil

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2,400-year-old Theater of Alexandria Troas

The theater of the 2,400-year-old ancient city of Alexandria Troas, located in Dalyan village, Çanakkale’s Ezine district, is poised to be fully uncovered in upcoming excavations. Excavation work at Alexandria Troas, which commenced on July 1, will continue until the year’s end.

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Frieze London Opens Doors

The 21st edition of the annual Frieze London art fair opens today, October 9th, to September 13th at Regent’s Park. Both Frieze London and Frieze Masters will meet the audience once again with curatorial shows and notable names in art from Yayoi

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The Timeless Queen: ‘Rainbow Portrait’ of Elizabeth I

The celebrated “Rainbow Portrait” of Queen Elizabeth I, famously depicting her in youthful splendor despite her age, has been returned to Hatfield House after a year-long restoration. This grand portrait, painted between 1600 and 1603, showcases an ageless Queen Elizabeth holding a

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Temple of Athena to Reopen

The Temple of Athena, an ancient gem in Türkiye’s historic city of Side, is being revived as its restoration work reaches the final stages. Long overshadowed by the neighboring Temple of Apollo—one of the country’s most iconic landmarks—the Athena Temple is undergoing

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Macuga’s Art Shines at Miu Miu’s Showcase

At Paris Fashion Week, Goshka Macuga’s striking installation, Salt Looks Like Sugar, emerged as the focal point of Miu Miu’s thought-provoking Spring/Summer 2025 showcase. Renowned for her inventive approach, the Turner Prize-nominated artist’s work was described by the fashion house as a

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The Early Mastery of Michelangelo

In the rarefied world of Old Master drawings, few names ignite as much fascination—and controversy—as Michelangelo. The most recent addition to his oeuvre, a long-debated sketch titled Study of Jupiter, has finally emerged from the shadows and onto the market. This delicate

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