Awash with multicolored posters, angry graffiti and other symbols of protest, Santiago's Museum of Social Uprising is aiming to keep alive the memory of months of deadly demonstrations that have left a lasting mark on Chile.

Egypt announced Saturday the discovery of an ancient treasure trove of more than a 100 intact sarcophagi, dating back more than 2,500 years ago, the largest such find this year.

A white shoe made of silk and goat leather that belonged to Marie-Antoinette, France's last queen before the 1789 revolution, sold for 43,750 euros ($51,780) on Sunday.

Nigeria intends to build a new museum over the next four years that could exhibit looted Benin bronzes currently displayed in European and American museums.

Almost 600 ecoprint artisans from across the archipelago took part in “Untaian Ecoprint Indonesia” (Strands of Indonesian Ecoprint Artworks) held last week at Bukit Becici, Dlingo, Bantul, Yogyakarta — a popular tourist destination renowned for its natural beauty.

The head of an ancient statue of the Greek god Hermes has been unearthed during excavations for sewage system improvements in central Athens.

Britain has approved a controversial plan to build a road tunnel close to the prehistoric site of Stonehenge to relieve congestion, despite strong opposition from archaeologists and druids.

Archaeologists unveiled a fortified structure from the time of the King David on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights that sheds light on the borders of a Biblical Israeli ally.

Latvian sculptors began covering up their monuments with dark plastic to hide them from public view in protest against a proposed tax hike on artist earnings.

Ten artists will participate in the Pulih art exhibition, aiming to lift people's spirits during this challenging time. 

In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, an artist is using his art to make masks that don't attempt to disguise or accentuate but to be as real as possible.

The coronavirus pandemic may have shut Czech theaters for now but some Prague residents hungry for entertainment have found that watching a live performance can be as easy as grabbing a takeaway.

After a hiatus due to the ongoing pandemic, the National Gallery of Indonesia returns for its first offline exhibition: an immersive show highlighting the works of painter Affandi.

IDF2020.zip is filled with the experiences of Indonesian and international dancers to enjoy, reflect on and discuss.  

A newly unveiled nude female statue in London meant to honor feminist pioneer Mary Wollstonecraft has been targeted by unknown critics who stuck black tape on its breasts and pubic area, draped it in COVID masks and dressed it in a T-shirt.

British artist Maggi Hambling, whose monument to feminist icon Mary Wollstonecraft went on display in London, said the pioneering thinker would be "dancing a jig" over Kamala Harris becoming the first female US vice president.

In Egypt's "City of the Dead", centuries-old monuments are being restored and artisanal heritage revived, turning a corner of the vast historical cemetery into a vibrant neighborhood full of life.

A painting by Winston Churchill featuring the famously bibulous British World War II leader's favorite brand of whisky is to go on sale at Sotheby's auction house.

How about giving life to inanimate objects through stop motion animation when our mobility is restricted? All it takes is an internet connection, Zoom and a doll or two.

Israeli archeologists have discovered four pure gold coins in Jerusalem's Old City that were minted more than 1,000 years ago, a rare find from an era of political upheaval in the region.

Stork Project Indonesia aims to be a platform to showcase and sell artworks from Indonesian artists. 

Indonesia’s leading museum has come up with at-home workshop kits to unleash art lovers’ creativity and help you discover your inner artist while staying at home during the pandemic.

When Fintan Magee was asked to paint a mural on a trio of 40-meter high grain silos in the small Australian town of Barraba, he decided against an archetypal image of sheep and cattle.

Researchers from the University Medical Center Groningen, Netherlands, claim that Vincent van Gogh suffered from severe borderline personality disorder. 

A French court is to decide the fate of an impressionist painting by Camille Pissarro after the daughter of a man the Nazis stole it from challenged a US-French accord.

The Indonesian Dance Festival has morphed with the times to go fully online in keeping with its celebration of human resilience and adaptability. 

Four musicians from the orchestra of the Vienna State Opera continued to play on Monday night after their audience was told it was not safe to leave because a gunman was on the loose outside.

It doesn't have the malls of Dubai or the mega-projects of Abu Dhabi, but the conservative Gulf emirate of Sharjah has carved out a role for itself as a cultural capital.

Extravagant mansions once owned by wealthy Roma stand in stark contrast to the modest traditional homes of Soroca in northern Moldova.

A runaway Dutch metro train was saved from disaster on Monday after it smashed through a stop barrier but then came to rest on a giant sculpture of a whale's tail.