A recently discovered marble statue at Taposiris Magna Temple, believed by some to depict Cleopatra VII, may offer new insights into the true face of the iconic Egyptian queen.
Poland opens its first queer museum, boldly preserving LGBTQ history against all odds.
After 50 years, Milan’s Palazzo Citterio opens, showcasing modern masterpieces and redefining the city’s cultural scene.
The Joachim-Ma Stradivarius, a 1714 violin of unparalleled tonal quality and historical significance, is set to be auctioned by Sotheby’s to support scholarships, with an estimated value of $12–$18 million.
Activists disrupt Art Basel Miami to protest the city’s $20M investment in Israeli bonds, calling for divestment and justice for Palestinians.
A collaboration between a Greek monk and a graphologist has uncovered the true identity of the renowned Byzantine painter Panselinos, revealing him to be Ioannis Astrapas, a significant figure in late 13th and early 14th-century Orthodox art.
Marina Abramović takes Miami Art Week by storm with "A Tribute to the Nomadic Spirit", an exhibition offering an intimate look into her four-decade artistic journey, accompanied by her new book, "Nomadic Journey and Spirit of Places".
Berlin's leading art institutions have united against proposed 13% funding cuts, warning they threaten cultural accessibility, democracy, and the city's vibrant art scene.
Taiwanese calligraphy master Tong Yang-Tze redefines tradition with her monumental, larger-than-life works, transforming The Met's Great Hall into a space of bold cultural dialogue.
Seval Şener’s "Sleeping Venus" at Gallery Siyah Beyaz reimagines iconic nudes through the lens of mythology, art history, and Eastern miniature traditions.