Tag: Museums & Heritage

The stained-glass Burne-Jones Window at Salisbury Cathedral, installed in 1879, has been removed for conservation for the first time in its 145-year history. The restoration work, costing nearly £120,000, will

The street behind Tate Modern in London has been closed after glass window panels fell from a residential high-rise building. The incident occurred at the Neo Bankside development in Holland

The summer show at Fondation Beyeler in Riehen is a unique exhibition featuring contemporary artists working to create a living organism that changes and transforms. The show includes a variety

New Jersey officials have announced the withdrawal of funding for the Centre Pompidou x Jersey City project, a satellite location of the famous Modern and contemporary art museum in Paris.

The Round Reading Room at the British Museum, a landmark of architectural brilliance, has reopened to visitors after an 11-year closure. Designed by Sydney Smirke and inspired by the Pantheon

The discovery of the world’s oldest figurative paintings, featuring a pig and three humans on the ceiling of a limestone cave in Indonesia, has shed new light on the history

Former employees of the London Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) are alleging that their dismissals are related to their support for Palestine. According to a statement posted by Cultural Workers

The construction of the new Ram temple in Ayodhya has been a significant event in India’s cultural and political landscape. Built on the site of the destroyed Babri Masjid mosque,

The British Museum’s exhibition, “Pharaoh,” is currently on display at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia. This innovative showcase of Egyptian artefacts has caught the attention of the

Claudine Colin Communication, a leading arts and culture communications agency in France, has been acquired by the US-based marketing firm Finn Partners. The acquisition aims to expand the agency’s international