Greece and Bulgaria have reached a historic agreement for the reciprocal transfer of cultural and religious treasures, paving the way for the return of 48 ecclesiastical artifacts removed from Greek monasteries during World War I in exchange for the remains of Tsar Samuel of Bulgaria.
Freeman's reset the world auction record for Gertrude Abercrombie, as her work Alderman Merriam's Shells sold for $1,352,600 in New York.
In his Silent Night exhibition at David Zwirner, Scott Kahn turns the familiar landscape into
a site of perceptual dislocation, where memory, estrangement, and belonging converge.
This late Baroque marble maquette depicting Pope Clement XII Corsini enthroned, circa 1736, displays all the hallmarks of its creator, Pietro Bracci (Rome 1700-1773), who is best known for carving the colossal central figure of Oceanus at Rome's Trevi Fountain.
Requests for recommendations may now be submitted to the Swiss Commission for Historically Problematic Cultural Heritage (CPCH).
The Supervisory Board of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen has announced that Stephanie Rosenthal will be appointed Artistic Director as of spring 2027.
The Museo Nacional del Prado and the Rijksmuseum announce an in-depth research partnership focusing on women in art and history.
The first artworks have arrived at Kanal Centre Pompidou. The opening of Brussels’ new museum is set for 28 November.
Have you ever taken a photo that looked great in person but somehow did not capture the same feeling when you looked at it later?
At Bortolami, New York, Christine Safa’s Noces (9 September–24 October 2026) examines how experience inhabits the inner world. Sensations, memories and intimacies converge in paintings where perception acquires the fluidity of recollection. Safa approaches painting as an act of attention, translating the encountered world into images shaped by inward experience.
'Everyone will continue to enjoy universal free admission to our world class national museums in England', the UK Government has confirmed.
Sotheby’s is to auction the collection of Argentine collectors Nelly Arrieta de Blaquier and Carlos Pedro Blaquier, who died in 2020 and 2023.