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Necropolis Discovered in Cappadocia

An extraordinary archaeological find has been made in Cappadocia, one of Türkiye’s major tourist destinations, revealing a necropolis that is distinct from the typical rock-carved graves of the region. Excavations in Nevşehir, located in Central Anatolia, began two years ago after the

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Getty Museum Acquires ‘Madonna of the Cherries’

The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles acquired Quentin Metsys’s rediscovered 16th-century masterpiece, Madonna of the Cherries, at Christie’s London Old Masters sale on July 2. The panel painting set a new auction record for the Flemish Renaissance artist, fetching £10.66

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Art Basel Miami to Feature 283 Exhibitors

This year’s Art Basel Miami Beach features 283 exhibitors, with 32 first-time participants—the largest group of newcomers since 2008, according to Art Basel. Among them are Jakarta’s ROH Gallery, the first Indonesian gallery to participate, as well as Leeahn Gallery (Seoul and

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Marion Ackermann the First Woman to Lead Berlin Museums

Marion Ackermann has been named the president of the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation (Stiftung Preußischer Kulturbesitz or SPK), which oversees Berlin’s state museums. She is the first woman ever to hold this leadership role. As the largest cultural employer in Germany, SPK

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Marble Hermes Statue Unearthed

In an extraordinary find, Bulgarian archaeologists have uncovered a well-preserved marble statue of the Greek god Hermes during an excavation in an ancient Roman sewer. The remarkable 6.8-foot (2-meter) statue was discovered at the site of Heraclea Sintica, an ancient city in

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Salt Artistic Research and Production Grant Program

Salt, in collaboration with the BBVA Foundation, announced the recipients of the Research and Production Grant Program. Geared towards artists from Türkiye who investigate contemporary social questions through interdisciplinary methodologies, the grant program aims to provide a dynamic space for artistic research

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Manifestations Of the “Trust”

The solo exhibition titled “Emanet” by Vuslat, curated by Ebru Yetiskin, at the MSGSU Tophane-i Amire Cultural and Art Center Five Domes Hall  invites exploration of various manifestations of the “trust” concept, which embodies values such as trustworthiness, loyalty, care, fidelity to

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Beetlejuice Sequel Premieres at Venice Film Festival

Organizers announced on July 2 that the sequel to Tim Burton’s 1988 film “Beetlejuice,” featuring Michael Keaton reprising his role as the mischievous demon, will premiere at this year’s Venice Film Festival.  “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” will open the Venice Film Festival, which runs

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World’s Oldest Rock Art

The oldest known figurative rock art has been found in a cave on Sulawesi, Indonesia. These images, featuring three human-like figures interacting with a wild pig, have been re-dated with advanced techniques to be over 51,200 years old, which is 5,000 years

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