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Logan Paul to sell Most Expensive Pokémon Card at Auction
Logan Paul is auctioning what could become one of the most high-profile collectibles ever: the sale of his iconic Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card, widely considered the rarest and most valuable card in existence.
Frauders use AI to make Fake Art seem Real
Fraudsters have started using AI to create fake documents claiming that artworks are genuine or legally owned, the Financial Times reports
Midwestern University Researcher discovers new Insight into Early Human Migration
New face reconstruction from Ethiopia provides a new vision of the origins and early migration of human ancestors.
Four Icons to Collect Now
In the ever-evolving landscape of contemporary and modern art, we come across certain works that stand as more then aesthetic objects. The four works we are discussing can be a great addition to your collection.
Possible New Banksy Artwork Outside Tottenham Court Road Station in London
A new artwork, suspected to be by street artist Banksy, has appeared outside Centre Point and Tottenham Court Road Station in London.
Austrian Artist Arnulf Rainer dies at 96
Arnulf Rainer established himself as one of the most influential artists of the post-war period.
Napoleon Ring stolen in Belgium
A burglary took place overnight on December 18 at Napoleon’s last headquarters in the Belgian town of Genappe.
An Afghan Citizen arrested in Hong Kong on Suspicion of smuggling Cultural Artifacts
Hong Kong customs authorities have announced the arrest of an Afghan citizen on suspicion of attempting to smuggle 11 stone and metal cultural artifacts at the West Kowloon station.
Two identical Banksy Murals appear in London
Banksy has confirmed on Instagram he is behind a new mural that has appeared in Bayswater, west London.
Groundbreaking Discovery shows Earliest Evidence of Fire-Making
Research published in Nature provides evidence of the earliest known instance of fire-making by humans – around 400,000 years ago. Previous recorded instances of fire-making date to only 50,000 years ago.
Mary Anne Carter appointed Chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts
The United States Senate voted to confirm Mary Anne Carter as chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Carter will lead the agency for a second time, expanding on her leadership with the NEA during Trump’s first Presidential term.
Image of Afghan Girl studying wins UNICEF Photo of the Year 2025
Each year, UNICEF Germany bestows the title “UNICEF Photo of the Year” to photos and photo series from professional photojournalists which best depict the personality and living conditions of children worldwide in an outstanding manner.
Louvre reopens Fully
Staff at France's Louvre Museum in Paris has voted to call off a strike they began on Monday over pay and working conditions, union representatives said on Friday.
Tuan Andrew Nguyen selected for High Line Plinth Commission
Tuan Andrew Nguyen’s artistic practice is rooted in memory, history, and the enduring impact of conflict and violence, particularly in his native Vietnam.
President Trump launches Freedom 250 to lead America’s 250th Birthday Celebration
President Donald J. Trump announced the launch of Freedom 250, a national, non-partisan organization leading the Administration’s celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
The Documenta Archiv launches a New Website
The documenta archiv is online with a newly redesigned website.
Libya reopens National Museum in Tripoli after more then a Decade
Libya reopened of its national museum, housed within the historic Red Castle complex in Tripoli, marking a significant cultural moment after 14 years of closure following the 2011 popular uprising that toppled the rule of Muammar Gaddafi.
Las Vegas Museum of Art reveals new Details of Francis Kéré’s Design
The Las Vegas Museum of Art (LVMA) released new details of its 60,000-square-foot building, to be designed by Francis Kéré, Founder of Kéré Architecture, and built in downtown Symphony Park.
Kevin Osepa wins Prix de Rome 2025
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War-scarred Union Flag from the Battle of Trafalgar at risk of leaving the UK
An export bar has been placed on a Union Flag that led the charge for the British at the Battle of Trafalgar.