A string of prominent British artists, cartoonists and illustrators have pledged to create artwork in UK asylum centers after Robert Jenrick, the UK Immigration Secretary, ordered Department of Foreign Affairs …
The old masters continue to puzzle. The latest edition of London’s ‘Classic Week’, with auctions of historic works of art from the 19th century to antiquity, seemed, on paper at …
When the Museum of Modern Art in New York exposed the surreal worlds of Tim Burton in 2009, the director described the experience of walking through the show as akin …
The Dutch government returns 478 objects looted during the colonial era from Indonesia and Sri Lanka. Following multiple claims from Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Nigeria, the Dutch Minister of Culture …
Paolo Di Paolo, a photographer who captured the bucolic romance of post-war Italy and intimate images of stars like Sofia Loren, died last month. He was 98 years old. self-taught …
Maasai families from Kenya and Tanzania whose heritages are on display at the Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford have received a ‘symbolic gift of cows’ as part of a project …
Henry VIII lives on in the history books as a ruthless king with a cantankerous temper. But a less confident man emerges in the margins of his own prayer books. …
Dorothy who? That’s the question design insiders, as well as museum buffs, may be asking when the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York opens the first monographic exhibition …
The shelves are filled with books that dive deep into the history of a single supposedly overlooked subject, often making sweeping claims about how they shaped history: salt. Corpses. Cod. …
A shimmering xerographic map on nine vellum panels caught my eye as I entered Jean-Ulrick Désert’s monographic exhibition “Visible Invisibility” at SAVVY Contemporary. The waters of Kiskeya/Quisqueya, 2017, focuses on …
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