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Through the new partnership, the museum is already in the process of returning five artefacts from a private collection to Ethiopian authorities
A new study by two MIT researchers puts forward a framework for addressing just how difficult it may be to definitively connect an AI-generated…
Authorities are searching for two unmasked men who bought tickets to the Museum of Applied Arts, smashed a display case, snatched the valuable n…
From works made of crystals, shells and stones, to hard-edged abstraction and photography, Toledo bridged many movements and media across her si…
Eight of the Queen frontman's costumes will be exhibited in the free 'Splendid Things' display at the South Kensington museum
Rita Flores, in a new video interview, claims she was pressured by FSB agents who threatened to kill her family
Leading artists and curators, including Elvira Dyangani Ose and Francis Alÿs, have donated to Picha Art and Research Center
Likely reassembled in modern times, the skull was returned by the Netherlands following a grassroots campaign; it will go on display at a commun…
A new study based on aerial surveys suggests the pre-Columbian Aquiry civilisation had a much more developed and dispersed footprint than previo…
The restituted human remains include 17 skulls and one sample of hair, which were taken from the island during a German expedition in 1882
The Apsáalooke artist’s new exhibition at Sargent’s Daughters in New York takes the form of a simulated trading floor for glass beads
Angulo’s work was devoted to decolonising the museum, anti-racism and reparation with a special focus on diversifying narratives to include more…
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Discussions continue about reopening the Torlonia Museum in Rome, says foundation director
André Breton’s rarely seen handwritten Surrealist manifesto will take centre stage at a Centre Pompidou exhibition, which includes masterpieces…
The inflatable boat with dummies of migrants is a “celebration of loss of life in the Channel”, claims the Conservative politician
Sandra Hegedüs, who withdrew funding for the Paris centre, responded to the letter, signed by Chris Dercon among others, in Instagram posts
The Balot sculpture will be in the Democratic Republic of Congo for six months, while a video of it shows simultaneously at the Venice Biennale