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The sixth edition of the Sharjah Entrepreneurship Festival (SEF), with the theme “Where We Belong,” will be held in the Sharjah Research Technology and Innovation Park…

In a potentially game-changing donation that will make the Metropolitan Museum of New York the museum with the greatest collection of Philip Guston artwork in the…

The book, written by expert Gary Schwartz, aims to persuade academics that “Rembrandt in a Red Beret,” currently on display in The Hague, is a self-portrait…

The court ruled the Ohio golf course surrounding an old Native American earthwork monument was significant enough to be considered for UNESCO World Heritage Site classification,…

“This audacious initiative to redesign the Princeton University Art Museum and extend its effect on campus and beyond has been made possible partly by Preston Haskell’s…

Earlier in March 2022, the Ateneum museum was shut down for ventilation improvements. Restrooms the atrium (between the former museum shop and the restaurant), the Ateneuminkuja…

Two significant murals by John Piper and Edward Bawden have been acquired by the Rothschild Foundation, which intends to display them at Waddesdon Manor. Both artists…

The 37xDubai, the first interactive and immersive digital art show, debuts in Q1 2023. It will be located in the Burj Daman Tower at the center…

Jyo John Mulloor, a resident of Dubai, is famous for his visually stunning digital artworks. His remarkable projects include Let It Snow UAE, Let It Bloom…

After four years in operation, the beachfront destination in Dubai is closing, and the southern premises, the Jumeirah 1’s entire strip will be redeveloped. Three venues…