World’s Oldest Cave Paintings May Have Been Made by Neanderthals, Study Reveals
A recent study settles the debate of whether or not cave marking were naturally occurring or represented the oldest paintings in the world.
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Texas Oil Magnate’s Impressionist Art Collection Expected to Fetch $200 M. at Auction
Twenty-five Impressionist works are expected to fetch $200 million in November.
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Dutch Man Faces Trial Over Failed Robbery of Roman Coin Collection in Germany
In 2019, thieves failed to steal the Trier Gold Hoard, a collection of over 2,500 solid gold coins.
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Sharon Hayes Speaks About Her Work Bringing Queer Feminist Archives to Life
The artist's video work is on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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Pristine Visigoth Sarcophagus Discovered at Ancient Roman Complex in Spain
"As we cleaned what looked like a sculptural element, it turned into a spectacular sarcophagus," one expert said.
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Workers at New York’s Whitney Museum Vote to Join Union
The 96-1 vote was the culmination of a two-month campaign.
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ARTnews in Brief: White Cube Now Represents Tunji Adeniyi-Jones—and More from August 3, 2021
A continually updated post of goings-on around the world.
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The Most Expensive Works by Roy Lichtenstein to Sell at Auction
Roy Lichtenstein is one of the top selling artists at auction.
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Longtime Philadelphia Museum of Art Director Timothy Rub to Retire
During his 13-year tenure, Rub oversaw Frank Gehry's ambitious renovation project.
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Anish Kapoor to Convert 18th-Century Venetian Palazzo into Exhibition Space
Formerly home to a school, the Palazzo Manfrin has fallen into disrepair.
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Spain’s La Liga Agrees to Sell 10% to CVC in $3 Billion Deal
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