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The Sudan National Museum has fallen victim to extensive looting during the country's civil war, with over 60% of its collection plundered. Efforts are ongoing to recover and digitize the nation's cultural heritage, but the loss is a significant blow to Sudan's

Researchers have attributed two previously overlooked artworks to Michelangelo through scientific and historical analysis. This revelation excites the art community, suggesting a possible expansion of the known works by the master artist.

Smiljan Radić Clarke, a renowned Chilean architect known for his innovative and humble designs, has been awarded the 2026 Pritzker Prize. His work is praised for its simplicity and harmony with nature.

The Chehel Sotoun Palace, a 17th-century UNESCO site in Isfahan, has been damaged by US and Israeli airstrikes. The heritage site had recently reopened to the public, highlighting concerns over the preservation of cultural landmarks amid ongoing conflict.

The US Supreme Court's refusal to hear an AI copyright appeal affirms that only human-created works can be copyrighted. This decision has reignited debates on AI's role in creativity and its legal implications.

An anonymous artist has installed a sculpture near the Capitol depicting Trump and Epstein as Titanic's Jack and Rose. Titled “King of the World,” the work critiques their relationship amid newly released allegations. The installation will be on view until March 14.

US and Israeli forces have targeted Isfahan, Iran, damaging historic palaces like the 17th-century Chehel Sotoun. The attacks have sparked criticism due to their impact on cultural heritage sites.

A guerrilla art installation in Washington, DC, called the "Jeffrey Epstein Walk of Shame," highlights connections to Epstein with stars inscribed with notable names like Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Bill Clinton. Located near the White House, it has caught public attention, including that

Laura Phipps has been appointed as the director of the Gochman Family Collection, known for its extensive contemporary Native American art. She aims to expand its reach and promote cultural awareness.

Explore the story of Lisette Model, whose photographs of jazz legends were hidden due to FBI scrutiny. A new book brings her work back to the spotlight.