A stray dog has become an internet sensation after it was spotted atop one of Egypt’s Great Pyramids. The unusual sight, captured by US paraglider Marshall Mosher and his team, has sparked curiosity and amazement worldwide. A Dog at the Summit of…
A newly unveiled sculpture of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and two corgis in Northern Ireland generates diverse opinions among the public. This bronze statue, commissioned by Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council and created by artist Anto Brennan, aims to honor the…
Poland is gripped by intrigue as over 100 Bronze Age artifacts have unexpectedly surfaced, leading authorities to launch an investigation. The collection, which includes ancient weapons, intricate jewelry, and shield bosses, was found in the northwest town of Gryfino. The artifacts were…
After three decades of leadership at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, Glenn Lowry, the longest-serving director in the museum’s history, has decided to step down. The 69-year-old, who has played a pivotal role in shaping MoMA’s modern identity,…
Confetti and fireworks collected during an 1897 street protest in Cambridge against women’s rights to receive university degrees are set to be digitized for public access. The protest was led by male students who opposed gender equality in education. These artifacts have…
On Tuesday, art Basel Hong Kong, a premier contemporary art fair in Asia, expressed optimism about the region’s art market prospects. With China and Hong Kong lifting all COVID-related lockdown measures, the event anticipates a resurgence in interest. The annual fair, which…
Canadian police have apprehended eight individuals and seized over 1,000 artworks concerning an extensive art forgery operation involving pieces by Ojibwe artist Norval Morrisseau. The Ontario Provincial Police declared this the most significant art fraud case in the history of the world.…
Two sales featuring works from the late Gerald Fineberg’s collection are set for May in New York Art from the collection of the late Boston art collector Gerald Fineberg is anticipated to generate over $270 million at a two-part auction at Christie’s…
A 19th-century painting confiscated by the Nazis will be returned to the original Jewish owner’s descendants by the Fitzwilliam Museum. According to a government panel’s findings, the oil landscape, crafted by French realist Gustave Courbet, was taken from Robert Bing in occupied…
A painting by Sir Winston Churchill has been revealed in a re-curation of a historic landmark. The 1930s oil painting, acquired by Hever Castle in Kent through a private sale from Christie’s auction house, is titled View Through An Arch At Hever.…