Tehran Museum Loses 30 Paintings it Loaned Out
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She was known as the Nine Day’s Queen. In 1553, at just 15 years old, Lady Jane Grey was reluctantly…
“Apocalypse is not always world-historical. Our lives are full of personal apocalypses; our nations experience them repeatedly, often in times…
Safeya Binzagr, a pioneering artist who eternalized folk heritage in her native Saudi Arabia, died on September 12 at 86.…
On view through October 31, 2024, Munich gallery Filser and Gräf presents the three-artist exhibition “Dreistigkeiten – Mehr dioptrien bringen…
Yes, Raygun (civilian name: Dr. Rachael Gunn), the Australian academic whose singularly odd performances and (ahem) perfect score made her…
David Lewis, a taste-making New York dealer who recently shuttered his gallery in the city, has joined Hauser & Wirth,…
As the Catalan capital, Barcelona’s tourism has sparked a crisis for those who live there. Local residents are battling crowds,…
English Wikipedia contains almost seven million articles. That is an astonishing fact. And a revealing one, too. Please keep it…
Glenn Kaino is the cocurator of “Breath(e): Toward Climate and Social Justice,” an exhibition at the Hammer Museum that is…
When it comes to Salvador Dalí, the most compelling stories seem at once blatantly apocryphal and perfectly plausible—a definition, of…
Happy Saturday. So you thought debates about high and low culture were long settled? David Brooks believes American culture generally…
If you enter the lower galleries of London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts right now, you’ll encounter a postcard-like image described…
Nearly 20,000 Shona citizens once animated the 1,800-acre ruins of Great Zimbabwe. Sub-Saharan Africa has many zimbabwes, or stone villages,…
“U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman — the same judge who, in March 2023, ordered several books banned by Llano County…
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The well-known Chinese artist Gao Zhen was arrested near Beijing last Monday in connection to a series of sculptures he…
In 1951, Leonard Bernstein, age 32, led the New York Philharmonic in the belated world premiere of Charles Ives’ Symphony…