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The British Museum’s new show features the great artist’s late-period drawings, but it could do without the lesser works by his collaborators

Michelangelo announced his love for a young upper-class gentleman in verse and prose, but he also gave Tommaso de’ Cavalieri some of the greatest homoerotic drawings ever created – now taking centre stage at the British Museum

British Museum show focuses on the final three decades of the Italian master’s life

We round-up the biggest shows opening each month

CEDARBURG — Thousands of years worth of Wisconsin art has been compiled into one book after five years of research — and it could be yours.

After divers began pulling gold out of the Musi River under Indonesian town of Palembang, archaeologists think it's the legendary Svirijaya.

Trotz aller Erfolge stockt die Umweltbewegung. Die Ursachen zu beheben wäre nicht schwer - wenn Millionen mitmachen Der Autor dieser Zeilen erinnert sich gern an die Lehrerinnen und Lehrer seiner Schulzeit in den 1980-er Jahren: Anti-WAA-Kämpfer, Konsumkritiker, Windrad-Bastler und Vegetarier in Batik-Klamotten bereicherten mit ihrer unermüdlichen Diskussionsfreudigkeit selbst den überambitionierten bayerischen Schulalltag. Katastrophen wie die Dioxinverseuchung in Seveso (1976), di...

Professor George Bournoutian The Society for Armenian Studies sponsored a special event in honor of Professor George Bournoutian, a prominent scholar of Armenian Studies, on May 14. Prof. Bournoutian was recognized by the SAS for his outstanding service and contribution to the field of Armenian Studies during his more than forty-year career in the field. Born and raised in Isfahan, Iran, Bournoutian is the author of over thirty books, particularly focusing on Armenian, Iranian, and Caucasian hi...

The Atlantic Coronavirus Reinfection Will Soon Become Our Reality The virus can take many paths to reinvading a person’s body. Most of them shouldn’t scare us. On its face, reinfection appears to be a straightforward term. It is literally “infection, again”—a recovered person’s second dalliance with the same microbe. Long written into the scientific literature of infectious disease, it is a familiar word, innocuous enough: a microbial echo, an immunological encore act. But thanks t...