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Dozens of Ukrainian museums are set to be appropriated by Russia tomorrow as President Vladimir Putin plans to sign a

An eminent art historian provided more than a dozen letters of authenticity to James Stunt, the controversial socialite and businessman,

For Africans living in early 20th-century Nyasaland, now Malawi, the simple act of wearing a hat in front a white

Early to mid-Georgian churches by the likes of James Gibbs and Nicholas Hawksmoor have long been admired, and over recent

Bard College has received a $50m dollar endowment gift that will be used to reshape Indigenous Studies efforts at the

A Florida man who set aflame what appears to be a $10m Frida Kahlo drawing as part of an NFT

The first stage of the controversial $1.8bn redevelopment of Delhi’s parliament complex is now complete, after the 3km-long Central Vista

How much is too much? That is the question facing the National Gallery as it launches its blockbuster Lucian Freud

Officials at the New York-based human rights organisation Artistic Freedom Initiative (AFI) say they have surpassed the target set for

Hurricane Ian is expected to make landfall early in the morning on 29 September somewhere between Tampa Bay and Fort