A rediscovered Tudor miniature by Nicholas Hilliard may reveal a secret love story between Sir Walter Raleigh and a lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth I.
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Maurice Sendak’s rare "Wild Thing" artwork, celebrating New York and literature, is set to dazzle bidders at Sotheby’s with an estimated value of $300,000–600,000.
A newly discovered tomb near the Church of Saint Nicholas in Antalya may hold clues to the burial site of Saint Nicholas, the historical inspiration for Santa Claus.
Jan Zöller’s "Conversations with Others" invites viewers into a surreal dialogue of abstract forms, enigmatic figures, and boundless artistic exploration.
Turkish sculptor Seçkin Pirim’s mesmerizing interplay of light, form, and space takes center stage in his Italian debut at Triennale Milano, blurring the lines between art and design.
"Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet" at Tate Modern showcases how visionary artists from the 1950s to the 1990s used emerging technologies to shape the digital art world we know today.
Jasleen Kaur wins the 2024 Turner Prize for her inventive use of everyday objects to explore identity, community, and diasporic narratives.
Set to open in summer 2025, the Almaty Museum of Arts will be Central Asia's first private museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art, showcasing a diverse collection of regional and international works.
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
Candida Gertler has resigned from the Outset Contemporary Art Fund and UK arts institutions amid protests accusing the organization of ties to controversial Israeli policies.
Notre Dame Cathedral, restored after the 2019 fire, will reopen on December 8, showcasing its renewed splendor and centuries-old resilience.
The third edition of Greek Film Days at Pera Museum, running from December 3 to 8, 2024, will showcase 17 iconic films from 1980s and 1990s Greek cinema with free admission for all attendees over 18.