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Artnet : Brilliant or Botched? 6 Uncanny Art Restorations That Will Make You Look Twice -December 30, 2023 at 07:13 am EST

Art World Brilliant or Botched? 6 Uncanny Art Restorations That Will Make You Look Twice Art restoration can transform antique and ancient...

Brilliant or Botched? 6 Uncanny Art Restorations That Will Make You Look Twice

Art restorations are a complicated and intricate process and, as history shows, they do not always go to plan.

How Not to Be a Political Scrooge, Even During Dark Political Days

Start by finding the Fred Scrooge in your personal Christmas Carol. We're already full upon Ebenezers. 

Michelangelo's hiding place under the Basilica di San Lorenzo in Florence is open to the public until the end of March 2024

In 1530, when the Medici family returned to power in the city, the artist went into hiding. He spent his days drawing on the walls of his tiny refuge; now, you can view the results.

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Italy searches for museum leaders, with nationalism in the air

For the past several weeks, dozens of candidates have been facing a five-person committee in a dark, book-lined room at Italy’s Culture Ministry,

Italy Searches for Museum Leaders, With Nationalism in the Air

Last time the top jobs at some of the country’s most prestigious art institutions came up, many went to foreign candidates. This time, that’s unlikely.

The Stunning Ancient Fresco Portraying a Greek Myth in Pompeii

Bathing in history at San Casciano park - Lifestyle

(by Silvia Lambertucci) Looking out from the edge of the sacred bath, where the archaeologists found the wonderful bronzes, to listen to its continual bubbling; discovering the traces of the Etruscan shrine that the Romans turned into a monumental temple; ... © ANSA

Michelangelo's "secret room" opens regularly for visitors