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Lynn Emdin, 59, from South Africa, keeps her 1,000 porcelain dolls - which she rescued from second-hand websites - and lovingly restored them in her garden shed

We know that several works from the zaks collection are on the market right now, being offered to private clients. that means that somebody can be paying millions of pounds for these works. so, were often asked, why bother? whats the big deal? were looking at overpriced pieces of art that rich people buy. so what if a few are wrong? beyond that, it goes to the public interest as well. public money is spent to acquire things for museums. students go to school to learn about objects that are held ...


 A man uncovered a time capsule dating back to 1913 in his walls when having some remodelling work done on his house - and is now seeking answers for what it all means


Last laugh? Laugh Out Loud Theater brings down the curtain this weekend. Producers announced earlier this year that the sketch comedy and improv ensemble would shutter its suburban venue at 601 N...

Museums and art galleries across the country are struggling with their finances, not just the Hundertwasser Art Centre in Whangārei , according to the Kauri...

At the House of Nature in the Museum of Lower Austria in St. Pölten, the new special exhibition "Animal Mobile! Nature in motion" offers exciting ...

The St. Joseph Museums is rolling toward completing a renovation project after water damage impacted exhibits there almost a year ago.

Respect the planet by travelling via train for a great day out

Most museums in Oklahoma don’t appear to have shut down entire exhibits containing Native items but may be selectively removing some items from display during further review.

Events and exhibitions are being held to encourage visitors to appreciate artworks with their ears and imagination.