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A man was arrested in Paris for allegedly stealing the sword from a Joan of Arc statue. The incident occurred in broad daylight at Place Saint-Augustin. The sword, recovered in pieces, may need to be restored or reproduced.

Venezuelan artists express their nuanced views on the U.S. invasion and the capture of Nicolás Maduro, highlighting the complexity of the situation under his rule. Their candid insights provide a fresh perspective on this significant event.

As the holiday season unfolds in New York, the city reflects on community and gratitude. Amidst the transition to a new mayoral administration, New Yorkers continue to look forward. Enjoy the festive spirit wherever your journey leads this week.

David Lynch, famed director and artist known for works like Blue Velvet and Mulholland Drive, has died at 78. His unique style, interwoven with cinematic horror and surrealism, leaves a lasting impact on the cultural landscape.

A Reddit community dedicated to solving cookie cutter mysteries is sparking creativity and community spirit. With over 350,000 weekly visitors, r/WhatIsMyCookieCutter encourages imaginative interpretations and artistic expression.

Over the past year, blue has been a dominant theme, but a growing fascination with green has emerged. Editing for Hyperallergic has been a journey of learning and re-evaluating perspectives, reflecting the essential role of art in voicing our responses.

Cecilia Giménez, known for her viral fresco restoration, has died at 94. Her unique rendition drew global attention and sparked a tourism boom in Borja. Tributes highlight her enduring impact.

Bad Bunny has faced criticism after touching an ancient artifact at a Mexican museum. The National Institute of Anthropology and History issued a statement after the incident, emphasizing that contact with archaeological items is prohibited. The musician recently concluded a successful concert

January 1 marks not only a new year but also the arrival of notable works from 1930 into the public domain, including Betty Boop's debut and a Piet Mondrian painting. This diverse collection offers a glimpse into a significant period of creative