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An investigation found that the Dutch royal family's collection contains artifacts that were likely looted during the colonial era.

The British Museum announced a new date for a postponed lecture on Israel following a previous statement that it feared protests.

A Miffy toy posed as Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' has become an internet celebrity after an appearance at a Tokyo press conference.

The Llong-sealed vaults beneath the Lincoln Memorial are finally opening—and the tickets already sold out.

A Leonora Carrington painting not seen publicly in over 80 years is coming to the Freud Museum in London.

Art writer Anthony Haden-Guest claims Libbie Mugrabi has held 97 of his cartoons for 15 years and failed to pay for design work.

House Democrats unveiled legislation to stop and defund Trump’s proposed triumphal arch near Arlington National Cemetery.

Tiwani Contemporary, a beloved London gallery with a focus on art of the African diaspora, will close after 15 years.

A no-bid contract to repair the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has drawn scrutiny over rising costs and ongoing leak issues.

Titled "Spain in Transmission: New Digital Work," the art program at SXSW London is curated by Patrick Moore, formerly of the Andy Warhol Foundation.

Iain Alexander, a British painter, designed a proposed $250 bill recently sent by the Trump Administration to the Treasury Department.

Dinosaur fossils are becoming the latest trophy asset as wealthy collectors move beyond art, watches, and sports memorabilia.

Alan Saret, an elusive sculptor related to the Post-Minimalism movement and the 'anti-form' tendency, has died at 81.

On May 23, still sopping from seaworld, Florentina Holzinger opened “Pfingstspiel” (Pentecost Play), at Hermann Nitsch’s castle.

'Several Eternities in a Day,' on view through August 23 at LA's Hammer Museum, features 22 artists, many of them Indigenous and Latinx.

A review of the new documentary Georgia O’Keeffe: The Brightness of Light directed by Paul Wagner and now streaming on Apple TV.

Zohra Opoku, a 'woven storyteller,' is shapeshifting her way into Africa's biggest museums.

The New Art Dealers Alliance opened its 12th edition of NADA New York on a typically busy Wednesday. Here's the best the fair had to offer.

See the best booths at the 2026 edition of Frieze New York, from Cindy Sherman's latest photographs to sculptures made of hair.

A seven-foot-tall fragment of a large statue of the ancient Egyptian king Ramses II was discovered at an archaeological site in northeastern Egypt.