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For decades, several important museums and collectors ignored suggestions that the works they owned by Austrian master Egon Schiele had been stolen by

John Akomfrah (b. 1957) creates thoughtful video works of haunting audiovisual intensity. He tells of the radical changes and crises of the present an

a href= http://www.rrauction.com target= _blank RR Auction /a announced its November Fine Autographs and Artifacts auction. This auction offers a

A throne is not just a piece of furniture: it is a symbol of special power and elevation. Besides representing royal or divine authority, a throne rep

Marking a milestone 10 years, Glow Wild lights up a href= https://www.kew.org target= _blank Kew /a ’s wild botanic garden, bringing festive m

a href= http://www.bonhams.com target= _blank Bonhams /a will celebrate its first sale held on the island of Ireland with The Irish Sale: Vision &

Just weeks after becoming Poland’s culture minister, in 2015, Piotr Glinski began a yearslong effort to shift his country’s cultural life to

With 712 lots, a href= https://slotinfolkart.com/ target= _blank Slotin Auction /a ’s Fall Self-Taught Art Masterpiece Sale cuts a path wide a

It was May 27, 1937, the opening day for a stunning new suspension bridge across a gap in the California coastline known as the Golden Gate. Before ca

Zdenek Macal, a Czech-born conductor who drew a distinctively rich and full sound from orchestras in several countries, including the New Jersey Symph