Nazi-Looted Monet Painting Returned to Owner

The FBI has found a small pastel drawing by Claude Monet, which was confiscated by Nazis during World War II. The FBI will return the painting to the owners, as reported by Times-Picayune last week. Monet’s “Bord de Mer” is currently in

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Russian Security Forces Raid Moscow’s Garage Museum

Russian police conducted searches at Moscow’s Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, as reported by Ostorozhno Novosti’s news channel on Telegram. Officers were present at the museum’s archival building and another building where the Garage conducts walking tours. Garage supervisors and curators were

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Pope’s First Visit to the Venice Biennale

Pope Francis made history by becoming the first pontiff to visit the Venice Biennale, where he visited the Vatican’s Holy See pavilion during the 60th Venice Biennale on Sunday, April 28. Arriving by helicopter, the 87-year-old leader of the Catholic Church embarked

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Writer Paul Auster Dies at 77

Paul Auster, the prolific American novelist renowned for his works such as “The New York Trilogy,” has passed away at the age of 77 due to complications from lung cancer, as confirmed by a friend of the novelist to AFP. Auster breathed

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Iranian Rapper Sentenced to Death, Activists Rise

Local media reported on April 24 that an Iranian court has handed down a death sentence to a well-known rapper who has been imprisoned for over a year and a half. His alleged crime is supporting nationwide protests ignited by the death

Istanbul Children and Youth Art Biennial

The seventh International Istanbul Children and Youth Art Biennial has commenced, showcasing 5,270 projects by approximately 5,250 children and young individuals, all revolving around the theme of “Hope” this year. This biennial stands as one of the largest events celebrating children’s and

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NADA New York Celebrates 10 Years

NADA is to present the 10th edition of between May 2 and May 5.  The fair will showcase a selection from 92 galleries, art spaces, and non-profit organizations spanning 15 countries and 31 cities, including Athens, Bucharest, Ghent, Montreal, New York, Portland,

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Kusama’s Giant Pumpkin at Hyde Park

Yayoi Kusama’s pumpkin sculpture is expected to be installed at Hyde Park. Plans have been submitted for a large polka-dotted artwork called the ‘Pumpkin’ by the Japanese contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama. The artist has partnered with The Serpentine Gallery and The Royal

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Istanbul Film Festival Awards Announced

The 43rd Istanbul Film Festival, organised by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) and sponsored by N Kolay, was concluded with an award ceremony held on 28 April at Atlas 1948. A total of 51 films competed in the international

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Pompidou’s Unstable Economic Situation

An audit report conducted by France’s Court of Auditors has revealed that the Centre Pompidou’s economic model is unsustainable. The museum is facing financial strain due to an ongoing renovation project of its primary institution in Paris and the establishment of a

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