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Yorkshire Sculpture Park unveils 3 New Sculptures
Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YSP) has added three new outdoor sculptures by Vanessa da Silva, Auke de Vries and Damien Hirst.
The Diriyah Biennale Foundation announces Artists for the Contemporary Biennale 2026
Over 65 artists representing more than 37 nations to participate in the third edition of Saudi Arabia’s contemporary art biennale.
White House sends Letter to Smithsonian to comply with Review to receive Federal Funding
In a letter to Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch, the White House has threatened to pull funding from the Smithsonian amid a probe of the federally funded organization's programming, budgets, and forthcoming commemorations for the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States.
Iron Age War Trumpet discovered in Norfolk, UK
The discovery includes a near-complete Iron Age battle trumpet or carnyx and parts of another.
Nederlands Fotomuseum to open on 7 February
On February 7, 2026, the Nederlands Fotomuseum, the National Museum of Photography, will open its doors in the recently renovated Santos warehouse, a national monument located on Rotterdam's Rijnhaven.
A Major Rothko Exhibition opens at Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, in 2026
The exhibition, Rothko in Florence, is presented by Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi and curated by Christopher Rothko together with Elena Geuna.
France to celebrate 200 Years of Photography in 2026-2027
The French Ministry of Culture has announced plans to celebrate the bicentenary of photography over 2026-2027.
Bruges St. Johns Hospital enters race for Top European Museum Honor
The European Museum Forum announced the EMYA2026 nominees. Thirty-five museums are nominated by the EMYA Jury to take part in this year's edition.
Tefaf Director Dominique Savelkoul leaves after a Year
According to TEFAF, the director and the board were not on the same page regarding the strategic direction to be pursued.
Kochi-Muziris Biennale withdraws Tom Vattakkuzhy’s Painting after Protest
Following allegations by Christian and Catholic groups that it hurt religious sentiments, a painting by Tom Vattakuzhy has been withdrawn from the exhibition ‘Edam’, a parallel event at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
A Venetian Palazzo painted by Monet is for sale
Palazzo Dario is located on the most prestigious part of the Grand Canal stretching from the Accademia Bridge to the Salute Church and the Bacino di San Marco.
Oulu, Finland and Trenčín, Slovakia named European Capitals of Culture 2026
The cities of Oulu in Finland and Trenčín in Slovakia have been selected as European Capitals of Culture for 2026.
Louvre Staff vote to strike Again
Louvre Museum staff in Paris on Monday voted for a strike this week over working conditions.
Japanese Artist Hiroshi Nagai accuses US Homeland Security of stealing his Work
In a post on X Hiroshi Nagai accuses US Homeland Security of stealing his work.
Acrylic Paint Primer: The Complete Guide for Smooth, Long-Lasting Results
Get smooth, long-lasting paint results with the right acrylic paint primer. Learn how to prepare surfaces, boost adhesion, and get a flawless finish.
Amsterdam's Historic Vondelkerk destroyed in New Year's Fire
The historic Vondelkerk in Amsterdam “cannot be saved,” Amsterdam authorities said Thursday as firefighters continued to battle a fire that erupted shortly after midnight during New Year’s celebrations.
Controversy erupts over India's Kochi Biennale's Last Supper Artwork
Artist Tom Vattakuzhy has dismissed allegations from the Catholic Church accusing him of distorting the depiction of Christ's Last Supper in a painting featured at the Kochi Biennale.
7 Reasons To Visit Morocco For Your Next Adventure
Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure filled with vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and delectable cuisine? Look no further than Morocco! This captivating North African country has something for every type of traveler, from the bustling medinas of Marrakech to the serene beaches of Essaouira. Here are seven compelling reasons why you should choose Morocco for your next adventure.
Spanish Woman known for botched Fresco Restoration dies at 94
Cecilia Giménez, the Spanish woman whose restoration of a century-old painting of Jesus Christ captured global headlines more than a decade ago, has died at age 94.
Happy 2026 to the ArtDependence Community
Here’s to a year of bold ideas, critical dialogue, and art that matters.