Immerse Yourself in Five Alternate Worlds Envisioned by Leading Artists
The Smithsonian’s “Futures” exhibition features commissions by Beatriz Cortez, Nettrice Gaskins, Soo Sunny Park, Devan Shimoyama, Tamiko Thiel and /p
From ‘Jeopardy’ to ‘Wheel of Fortune,’ Archive Will Preserve Game Show History
A new collection at the Strong National Museum of Play in New York will celebrate America’s beloved prime-time competitions
This Fancy Footwear Craze Created a ‘Plague of Bunions’ in Medieval England
Elite Europeans who wore pointed shoes toed the line between fashion and fall risk, a new study suggests
The World’s Most Valuable Coin Sells at Auction for $18.9 Million
Three collectibles, including a 1993 gold “Double Eagle” and the world’s rarest stamp, fetched more than $30 million at Sotheby’s
Innovation for Good: Game Changers
Why Free, Miniature Art Galleries Are Popping Up Across the U.S.
Modeled on Little Free Libraries, these pint-sized museums make art accessible during the pandemic
France Is Sending the Statue of Liberty’s ‘Little Sister’ on a Trip to the U.S.
The bronze replica, set to go on view at Ellis Island in July, weighs 992 pounds and stands more than 9 feet tall
Did Modernist Master Modigliani Paint a New Portrait Over a Likeness of His Ex?
A.I. reconstruction reveals hidden image that may depict the Italian artist’s former girlfriend, Beatrice Hastings
Myth and Misdiagnosis Have Plagued Women’s Health for Centuries
A new book by scholar Elinor Cleghorn details the medical mistreatment of women throughout Western history
You Can Now Explore an Unseen Trove of Franz Kafka’s Personal Papers Online
The National Library of Israel has digitized a rare collection of the “Metamorphosis” author’s letters, drawings and manuscripts
Stone Age People Donned Elk-Tooth Ornaments During Spirited Dance Sessions
Thousand of animal incisors discovered at an 8,000-year-old Russian cemetery may have been valued for their role in keeping a beat
‘Once-in-a-Lifetime’ Frida Kahlo Retrospective Debuts in Chicago Suburbs
The monumental exhibition features 26 of the Mexican painter’s works—a staggering 10 percent of her oeuvre
Toppled Statue of British Slave Trader Goes on View at Bristol Museum
The display seeks to continue a citywide conversation about the defaced Edward Colston sculpture’s future
Dazzling Illusion Creates Gaping Canyon Beneath the Eiffel Tower
Street artist and photographer JR unveiled his latest large-scale installation last month
Studio of ‘Pop Art Nun’ Corita Kent Saved From Becoming Parking Lot
The artist’s brightly colored silkscreen works addressed civil rights and social justice issues
Trove of Viking-Age Treasures Makes Its Long-Awaited Public Debut
The Galloway Hoard, a collection of 100 rare artifacts buried in Scotland around 900 A.D., is finally on view
Why the Controversy Over a Black Actress Playing Anne Boleyn Is Unnecessary and Harmful
Long before Jodie Turner-Smith’s miniseries came under criticism, British Indian actress Merle Oberon portrayed the Tudor queen
Amateur Archaeologist Discovers Prehistoric Animal Carvings in Scottish Tomb
The 4,000- to 5,000-year-old depictions of deer are the first of their kind found in Scotland
Italian Art Restorers Used Bacteria to Clean Michelangelo Masterpieces
Researchers deployed microbes to remove stains and grime from the marble sculptures in Florence’s Medici Chapels
Confronting the Netherlands’ Role in the Brutal History of Slavery
A Rijksmuseum exhibition explores the legacy of colonialism and misleading nature of the term “Dutch Golden Age”
‘Lost’ Marble Skull Sculpted by Baroque Artist Bernini Found Hidden in Plain Sight
Pope Alexander VII commissioned the work, which sat unidentified in Dresden for decades, as a reminder of mortality
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