Rediscovered Raphael Painting on Display

The small portrait of Mary Magdalene is on display at the Sainte-Marie-Madeleine basilica, which houses relics of Mary Magdalene, rendering it Christianity’s third most significant tomb. Approximately 50 visitors queued on Sunday afternoon to marvel at this forgotten masterpiece by Raphael, renowned

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Turner Prize Shortlist Announced

Tate Britain has announced Pio Abad, Claudette Johnson, Jasleen Kaur, and Delaine Le Bas as the four artists shortlisted for its prestigious annual Turner Prize. Celebrating its 40th year, the Turner Prize stands as the U.K.’s foremost accolade for contemporary art and

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A Gustav Klimt Portrait Sets a New Record

A portrait by Gustav Klimt, missing for a century, recently fetched $32 million at a Vienna auction house. The Portrait of Fräulein Lieser (1917), with an estimated value of €30 million–€50 million ($32.5 million–$55 million), was acquired by a buyer from Hong

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Ancient Skulls Reveals Surgery Evidences

The ancient practice of trepanation has garnered attention in the northern province of Samsun, Türkiye, drawing crowds eager to witness the scars left on millennia-old skulls. The intriguing revelation of trepanation in the region followed a 1981 excavation in İkizdere Mound, located

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Long-Awaited Rothko Chapel

Rothko Chapel, a groundbreaking $42 million project in Houston, Texas, is set to enhance the area with new buildings, landscaping, and improved accessibility. Over the next two years, the site will witness the construction of an administration and archives building, a new

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David Lynch’s Installation ‘A Thinking Room’

Director David Lynch, renowned for cult classics such as Mulholland Drive, Inland Empire, and Wild at Heart, has curated an exhibition titled ‘Interiors by David Lynch: A Thinking Room’ at the Salon del Mobile fair in Milan. This venture marks a new

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Şakir Gökçebağ’s Exhibition Opens at Arter

Drawing together Şakir Gökçebağ’s installations, sculptures and photographs produced across different time periods and adapting them to Arter’s second floor gallery, As It Seems presents a comprehensive exploration of the artist’s approach of using formal manipulations to transport ordinary objects and familiar images

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The Best National Pavilions of 60th Venice Pavilion

This year, The 60th Venice Biennale hosts 331 artists and collectives. While the exhibition curated by Adriano Pedrosa, “Stranieri Ovunque – Foreigners Everywhere,” is divided into two parts, it explores various crises related to movement, language, nationality, and identity. However, on the

Stolen Painting Returned To Oxford University Gallery

A 17th-century painting stolen from an art gallery at the University of Oxford more than four years ago was recently recovered in Romania, according to BBC news. Salvator Rosa’s Baroque landscape, titled “A Rocky Coast, with Soldiers Studying a Plan,” was taken

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