As we approach the end of 2025, the world, art, and humanity are still revolving around the same question: Amidst all this noise, speed, and information, what can we really pay attention to?
Portrait of Elisabeth Lederer, which was looted by the Nazis, sells for a record of $236.4m at Sotheby's
Opened on November 15th at Kunstmuseum Ahlen, the exhibition “Süße Heimat” focuses on the lives of “guest workers” who migrated from Turkey to Germany and how their sense of homeland has evolved over time.
The exhibition “we refuse_d,” which approaches refusal as a potential for action, resistance, and repair, opened at Mathaf in Doha, Qatar.
“Bread of Angels” offers a compelling portrait of Patti Smith's art-filled life, her losses, and her inner journey.
Bringing together a personal story and collective memory, Between Two Voids made its world premiere at the 41st Warsaw International Film Festival, held October 10–19, 2025.
Located in the heart of Paris with the reopening of the Grand Palais, Art Basel this year stands out not only as a place of trade but also as a space of cultural rebirth
The Louvre Museum in Paris was closed after a professional robbery early this morning in which the French Crown Jewels were stolen.
From ancient mythologies to modern narratives, many powerful women have been “demonized” by society’s fears and prejudices. In myths, women are often either “sacred mother” or the “destructive witch”.
Art history is not just about the works of great masters or memorized period names. Sometimes a small detail, a glance, a gesture, or a portrait drawn for the first time can rewrite history entirely. Nick Trend's book “Firsts in Art History”
Montreal police confirmed they were called to the scene around 10:40 a.m., and three individuals were detained. The person who threw the paint was charged with property damage under $5,000 CAD and later released.
The olive tree is not merely a plant of the Mediterranean; it is a living being rooted in the shared conscience of humanity, speaking the language of the earth’s memory.