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2,050-Year-Old Assembly Hall unearthed in Türkiye
Archaeologists in Türkiye have unearthed a remarkably preserved council building in the ancient city of Laodicea, shedding light on the political life of the city under Roman rule.
Fabergé Luxury Brand sold for $50 Million
Gemfields announces that it has signed an agreement to sell its entire interest in wholly owned Fabergé Limited, the iconic luxury brand, to SMG Capital LLC, for USD 50 million.
Stuttgarter Haus Der Geschichte invites you to visit the Museum Naked
The Haus der Geschichte in Stuttgart, Germany, invites visitors to walk around naked in the museum.
How to Try a New Art Hobby Without Feeling Overwhelmed
Trying something new can feel like a lot. You worry about doing it wrong, not having time, or needing special gear. But art doesn't need perfection - it needs attention. You don't need a studio or lessons to get started. Just some space, curiosity, and the right attitude. If you're open to trying, the following are four art hobbies that are easy to begin.
Studio Museum in Harlem will open on November 15
The Studio Museum in Harlem announced that it will open on Saturday, November 15, 2025.
Small Sculpture of David de Pury stolen in Switzerland
The bust stood next to the large statue of de Pury, erected in 1855, on a central square in the city center of Neuchâtel. It had been erected in 2022 as part of the reappraisal of the city's colonial past.
Hayward Gallery Touring announces Ekow Eshun as Curator of British Art Show 10
British Art Show is the largest and most significant recurring exhibition of contemporary art in the UK. It is developed and produced by Hayward Gallery Touring, the UK’s leading contemporary art organisation producing touring exhibitions, which is part of the Southbank Centre.
General Authority for Antiquities Yemen publishes 27th List of Looted Artifacts
The General Authority for Antiquities and Museums Yemen published today a new list of looted Yemeni artifacts.
Italian Photographer Berengo Gardin dies aged 94
Considered a master of photographic storytelling, he worked with many leading Italian and foreign publications, including Il Mondo, Domus, Epoca, L'Espresso, Le Figaro, Time and Stern.
Fire engulfs Historic Spanish Church Mezquita de Cordoba
A fire has broken out at the Mezquita de Cordoba, Spain, emergency services are at the scene
This Week on Art to Collect: Six Works You Should Have on Your Radar
Every week, Art to Collect by ArtDependence brings together an exceptional curation of works that reflect the pulse of contemporary art today, offering collectors, new and seasoned alike, a window into some of the most compelling creative practices around the world.
Grand Egyptian Museum to open on November 1
Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly announced on Wednesday that President Al-Sisi has approved 1 November as the official date for the complete opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM).
Manhattan D.A. Bragg announces return of Antiquities to Italy
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office announced the recent repatriation of antiquities to Italy.
France strips Residence Permit of Man who lit Cigarette at War Memorial
France’s Interior Minister on Wednesday imposed a harsh penalty on a man who had been caught on camera lighting a cigarette at a war memorial in Paris.
Kimbell Museum Texas acquires Important Early Italian Still Life
The Kimbell Art Museum acquired of Still Life with Melon, Watermelon, and Other Fruits, painted c. 1610–20 by the Italian artist known as “Pensionante del Saraceni,” the name historians have given to an as-yet-unidentified artist associated with a small group of paintings created in Rome around 1610–20.
Rosa Barba wins 2026 Zurich Art Prize
Haus Konstruktiv and Zurich Insurance Company Ltd have awarded the annual Zurich Art Prize to Rosa Barba. She will receive CHF 100,000 to produce a solo exhibition as well as a cash prize of CHF 30,000.
New Discovery sheds Light on Early Christianity in Egypt
A 2,000-year-old settlement was discovered in the Kharga Oasis in Egypt, a site first inhabited in the 3rd century BC and reused during the early Coptic period between the 3rd and 7th centuries AD.
Two Fake Picassos sold in a German Auction House
On July 3, 2025, the Italian Carabinieri unit to protect the cultural heritage in Rome investigated an Italian citizen who sold forgeries for years.
'Pornographic’ Mermaid Statue to be removed, Danish Agency says
"The mermaid has completely normal proportions in relation to her size, of course the breasts are big on a big woman," Peter Bech the man behind the statue says.
National Park Service USA to restore and reinstall toppled Albert Pike Statue
The National Park Service will restore and reinstall the bronze statue of Albert Pike, which was toppled and vandalized during riots in June 2020.