Category: Culture & Arts

Scientists say they have discovered the pigment that put the “Golden” in the Dutch Golden Age in Rembrandt’s paintings. New research into the paint Rembrandt […]

The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York is repatriating the remains of 124 Native ancestors and 90 Native cultural items. On July […]

Ninety-four-year-old artist Susan Weil has been working in the heart of the contemporary art world for over 70 years—though you might not know her name. Her quiet […]

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Two activists from the protest group Just Stop Oil have been found guilty of criminal damage after throwing tomato soup at Vincent van Gogh‘s Sunflowers. […]

It took a few years, but Met Museum attendance has surpassed pre-2020 levels for domestic visitors. But while New York has enjoyed a tourism revival […]

When Kamala Harris was confirmed as the new Democratic party nominee, a host of celebrities rushed to endorse her – but one has had significantly […]

The Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia has cut 12 positions from its full-time staff over the past six months, ARTnews has learned. The museum confirmed the […]

An exhibition six years in the making has come home at long last to Western New York, with the arrival of “Marisol: A Retrospective” at […]

“There is something so special about being the first to see something. These fresh new works are in progress, developing and that draws an audience […]

My name is Lee Isaac Chung and I am the director of “Twisters.” So this is a scene that happens about halfway through the film. […]

Farhad Moshiri, one of Iran’s most influential contemporary artists, died on July 16 at 61. The Third Line gallery, the Dubai gallery that represented him, […]

Following the “once-in-a-lifetime” exhibition at Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris last year, a very different, but no less valuable presentation of Mark Rothko paintings is […]

In 2023, the British Museum discovered that up to 1,500 items in its care, including gold, glass, and jewelry, had been stolen in an “inside […]

The Wexner Center for the Arts at The Ohio State University in Columbus has appointed Julieta González as its next head of exhibitions. She will […]

Today, Moby Dick’s place in the literary canon is as weighty as its titular antagonist, but upon its release in 1851, the book barely made […]

LACMA’s website and a gallery wall label said the painting dates to “around 1939.” But that couldn’t be correct. It’s hard to photograph a work […]