Increased taxes, renovation still hasn’t started – what awaits the Art Nouveau 'giant' on Brīvības Street
Significant renovation efforts remain elusive for the historic Art Nouveau building on Brīvības Street in Riga, which has been designated as a cultural heritage site.
Stars at the Fine Arts Museum: highlights from all eras
The National Museum of Fine Arts in Argentina showcases a remarkable collection featuring artworks from renowned artists across different eras and includes notable local masters.
South Market of Taguatinga: Photo book and exhibition celebrate the memory and struggle for cultural heritage of the DF
A photo book and exhibition showcasing the cultural significance and history of the South Market in Taguatinga highlight its role in the artistic and community development of the Federal District.
Caravaggio: Million-Dollar Investment, Drama, and Streaming
Italy has made a significant investment of approximately 35 million dollars to acquire Caravaggio's painting "Portrait of Monsignor Maffeo Barberini" for the Palazzo Barberini in Rome, highlighting the artist's unique contributions to art.
Famous folk artist Jonas Rudzinskas has died
Jonas Rudzinskas, a notable Lithuanian folk artist and national award recipient, has passed away earlier this week.
"Surprises are needed to have something to wonder about!" Works of French masters of Art Deco are on display in Latvia
A new exhibition in Latvia showcases original Art Deco works from France, highlighting the style's historical significance and its modern interpretations.
Here’s why that bust is not by Michelangelo
The article critiques the attribution of a modest bust in the Basilica di Sant'Agnese to Michelangelo, arguing that it fails to meet the standards of stylistic analysis necessary for such claims.
Albert Velasco: "Sixena is not just paintings; it is an identity conflict"
Catalan art historian Albert Velasco discusses the significant cultural and identity implications surrounding the Sixena mural paintings and his critical take on the ongoing legal battle in a newly published book.
Free saint art exhibition honors Master Pascoal in Teresina
A free exhibition celebrating the work of artisan José Pascoal de Aris Pereira, known as Master Pascoal, opened in Teresina, Brazil.
VIDEO: Italy purchased a rare painting by Caravaggio for 30 million euros
Italy has acquired a rare painting by the baroque master Caravaggio for 30 million euros, marking one of the largest sums ever paid by the state for an artwork.
Director A. Lukošiūnienė Awarded the Star of Lithuanian Diplomacy
A. Lukošiūnienė received an award for her significant contribution to preserving the heritage of Lithuanian diplomacy and shaping its modern image, as announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Despite the rich heritage, why is historical drama absent from Moroccan screens?
Moroccan screens are notably lacking in historical drama, which could connect viewers with the nation's rich past.
Come to the 'Children's Room' to Explore the World of Art! Daily Activities for Kids
A project inviting children and adults to share their creativity through daily art activities throughout March, with opportunities to win a book.
The MNAC protects its warehouse in front of the lawyer from Sijena while the return of the profane paintings advances
The National Museum of Art of Catalonia is safeguarding its warehouse as legal tensions rise over the return of certain artworks to Sijena.
Italy acquires Caravaggio's work for 30 million euros
Italy has purchased an important work by Baroque painter Caravaggio for 30 million euros after extensive negotiations with a private collector.
Italy purchases a painting by Baroque artist Caravaggio for 30 million euros
Italy has acquired a significant work by Caravaggio for 30 million euros, highlighting the importance of this artwork in the artist's body of work.
Italy has purchased a Caravaggio painting for 30 million euros
Italy has acquired a Caravaggio portrait of Monsignor Maffeo Barberini for €30 million to enhance the collection of the Barberini Museum in Rome.
22 countries made a joint statement for the removal of Russia from the Venice Art Biennale
Twenty-two countries, including Estonia, have called for Russia's removal from the Venice Art Biennale due to its ongoing war against Ukraine, which has severely impacted Ukrainian culture.
Tartu Art Museum is looking for artworks by Raivo Järvi from private collections
The Tartu Art Museum is preparing to showcase an exhibition of Raivo Järvi’s artistic heritage, seeking drawings and graphics from private collections to display a wide range of the artist's works.
BTS RM donated 100 million won to publish a catalog of old Korean paintings scattered abroad
BTS leader RM's donation has facilitated the publication of a catalog showcasing traditional Korean paintings held in foreign institutions.
The Vatican rescued an unpublished Redeemer by El Greco over 430 years old
The Vatican has revealed the discovery of an unpublished work by El Greco, hidden for decades beneath a crude overpainting, set to be displayed at Castel Gandolfo on March 14.
Italy buys rare painting by Caravaggio for 220 million kroner
The Italian government has purchased a rare Caravaggio painting for 30 million euros, marking one of its largest investments in art.
Caravaggio, the State acquires the 'Portrait of Monsignor Maffeo Barberini': how much was spent
Italy has acquired Caravaggio's renowned 'Portrait of Monsignor Maffeo Barberini' for 30 million euros, marking a significant investment in the country's cultural heritage.
Former monastery, now a school. Baroque frescoes and the Solar System were hidden under the plaster of the art school in Příbor.
A former monastery in Příbor has been renovated into an art school, revealing Baroque frescoes and a representation of the Solar System beneath its plaster.
The Knight is Important at All Times - 400 Years Ago, Artworks Adorned by the Knights Highlighting Lithuanian Ancestry
A series of historical tapestries commissioned by Lithuanian nobility in the 17th century emphasize the heritage and pride of their lineage amidst the complex history of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
The Maffeo Barberini by Caravaggio purchased by the State
The Italian government has announced the acquisition of Caravaggio's portrait of Maffeo Barberini for 30 million euros, which will become part of the National Galleries of Ancient Art in Rome.
Gallery: Three exhibitions dedicated to Johann Köler's art opened in Viljandi
Three exhibitions celebrating the 200th anniversary of Estonian artist Johann Köler's birth were opened in Viljandi.
The National Art Museum of Catalonia expands to gain space and get closer to the city
The National Art Museum of Catalonia is set to expand significantly by 2029, incorporating more space and enhancing its accessibility to the heart of Barcelona.
Unpublished images show step-by-step of the theft of 13 artworks at the Mário de Andrade Library
A planned theft at the Mário de Andrade Library in São Paulo resulted in the loss of 13 irreplaceable artworks, captured on security cameras during the execution of the crime.
Giving character to a tree and protecting the school created by the mother. Visiting the Rancāns family in Makašāni
The Rancāns family in Makašāni is creating a sculpture garden that embodies their family's history while celebrating the winter season.
Air-conditioned truck, 24 hours of 'rest', and double boxes: how Renoir's works were transported for a unique exhibition in BH
Renoir's works were carefully transported to Belo Horizonte for a unique exhibition, featuring air-conditioned trucks and strict climate control measures.
Mystical Wooden Sculptures Have Brought a Record Audience to a Helsinki Gallery
The 'Suuri tapaaminen' exhibition by Swedish artist Ruben Risholm at the Sinne Gallery in Helsinki has drawn an unprecedented number of visitors, exceeding 2000, making it one of the gallery's most popular exhibitions ever.
In Valmiera, the exhibition "Hands and Threads" celebrates the 80th anniversary of Latvia's oldest folk applied arts studio
An exhibition commemorating the 80th anniversary of Latvia's oldest folk applied arts studio, Valmiera, showcases the dedication of its members in creating intricate crafts.
Gallery: Johann Köler's Little-Exposed Works Can Be Seen in Viljandi
A collection of 34 lesser-known works by the Estonian artist Johann Köler is on display at the Kondase center in Viljandi.
AK ⟩ Johann Köler – a story of Estonia spoken through the whispers of colors
The article discusses the impact of Johann Köler, an Estonian painter born in 1826, on national consciousness and art history, emphasizing his enduring legacy.
Why is the International Sculptor's Day celebrated today?
International Sculptor's Day, celebrated on March 6th, honors the artistry and contributions of sculptors, particularly focusing on the legacy of Michelangelo.
The Art Museum Received 13 Valuable Works as a Gift
The Estonian Art Museum has received a gift of thirteen artworks by Enno Hallek from the years 1990-2010.
Casa Bola in São Paulo opens to the public with an art exhibition
The Casa Bola in São Paulo will host the Aberto exhibition, showcasing various forms of art within unique architectural contexts for public viewing.
Sculptures Subvert the Link Between Nature and Human Roots in Exhibitions
This article discusses current sculpture exhibitions by Rafael Chavez and Abiniel João Nascimento, showcasing their unique connections to nature and cultural heritage.
Cha Sang-soo dances to the infinite through the unity of water and body [Jin Ok-seop's art road]
The article reflects on the evolution and challenges faced by traditional Korean performing arts and theaters, particularly in relation to the unique characteristics of various dance forms originating from different regions of Korea.
A researcher attributes a marble bust to Michelangelo that was in a Roman basilica for centuries
A researcher claims that a marble bust known as the 'Christ Savior' in the Basilica of Santa Ines in Rome is a work of Michelangelo.
Saint Casimir is back home
The Valdovų rūmų museum showcases a significant painting by Saverio Dalla Rosa, representing Lithuania's St. Casimir, which was returned from Munich after many years.
After 65 years, the masterpiece has emerged again – and now the experts' doubts are gone
Experts have utilized new technology to confirm that a long-lost masterpiece was indeed painted by the young Rembrandt, resolving doubts from the 20th century.
Lost Rembrandt work recently found on beaches by experts after decades
A long-lost work of art by Rembrandt has been discovered on Icelandic beaches after being missing for decades, thanks to the efforts of experts.
How did Spain get France to return the Lady of Elche during World War II?
The return of the Lady of Elche to Spain from France involved an art exchange, not an unconditional return, managed by the Franco regime and the Vichy government during World War II.
Behind the Museum Exhibition Scenes: How Restorers Restore Works of Art
The article discusses the intricate work of art restorers in Latvia, focusing on their efforts to revive and preserve historical pieces that have deteriorated over time.
Andrejs Šavrejs. Remembering Viktorija Pelši – the last great sculptor of Latvia and a friend
The article reflects on the life and legacy of Latvian sculptor Viktorija Pelši, as remembered by her friend Andrejs Šavrejs.
Celebrating the birthday of artist Vilhelms Purvītis! Meet LNMM!
The article celebrates the birthday of the renowned Latvian artist Vilhelm Purvītis and highlights month-long educational activities at LNMM for both children and adults.
We have proposed to hang up 25 of Edvard Munch's over 26,000 works in Oslo City Hall. It should be perfectly fine.
Oslo's mayor and city council leader respond to a recent editorial advocating for the display of Edvard Munch's artworks at City Hall.
Attributed to Rembrandt the painting 'The Vision of Zechariah in the Temple' dismissed as the artist's work for 65 years
The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam has officially attributed the painting 'The Vision of Zechariah in the Temple' to Rembrandt after it was dismissed as his work for 65 years.