Polish authorities recover stolen Banksy, Damien Hirst, and other high-profile artworks worth over €175,000, nearly three years after their disappearance.
Ramallah Art Fair, launched by Zawyeh Gallery, returns with the theme titled “Voices of Resilience.” The latest edition of the Ramallah Art Fair (RAF), showcases over 100 pieces in various mediums by 35 artists, either born in Palestine or living abroad. The
Director and photographer Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s landscape photographs will be on view at the Eye Filmmuseum in the Netherlands on January 17th with the exhibition Inner Landscapes. Featuring Ceylan’s award-winning films as well as his lesser-known landscape photographs, the exhibition draws attention
"The Skin We Live In" unveils Koray Ariş’s transformative six-decade journey in sculpture, where body, nature, and material seamlessly merge into a carnal and dynamic artistic expression.
To commemorate its 25th anniversary, Tate Modern will host a special exhibition featuring 25 significant works from its collection, starting with Louise Bourgeois’s renowned sculpture, ‘Maman’. The celebratory exhibition will bring together monumental works by artists such as Mark Rothko and Louise
Takashi Murakami’s London exhibition blends Edo-period art with AI innovation, reimagining Japanese classics with modern twists and technological creativity.
The Akmanastır Monastery, a remarkable historical and religious site carved into the tuff rock of central Anatolia, has been unveiled to the public following the relocation of military barracks that had safeguarded the site for nearly a century. Nestled near the historic
In a historic auction at Christie’s, René Magritte’s enigmatic masterpiece, “L’empire des lumières,” fetched an astonishing $121.16 million, solidifying its place as the most expensive Surrealist work ever sold. This stunning sale, held on November 19, capped off a year-long celebration of
A Byzantine-era oil lamp, seven ancient coins, and a gold medallion dating back to the fourth century have been repatriated to Türkiye from Switzerland. These artifacts were recovered through a cultural property trafficking investigation led by Swiss authorities. The investigation began when
During the opening reception of Ai Weiwei’s highly anticipated exhibition Who Am I? at Palazzo Fava in Bologna, Italy, a porcelain sculpture by the renowned Chinese artist was deliberately destroyed by a visitor. The shattered artwork, Porcelain Cube, was part of a
