Once a booming sector, the nonfungible token art market has been contracting for years
Sweden Releases an Official Cultural Canon That Features IKEA and ‘Pippi Longstocking’—but Not ABBA
Critics of the list, which features 100 artworks and other cultural creations from before 1975, say the selections are exclusionary
Leaky roofs and windows have long plagued the famous home in Pennsylvania. Experts say the three-year project will address decades of water damage and prevent similar problems from worsening in the future
The family of a Nazi official has turned in “Portrait of a Lady,” an 18th-century artwork by the Italian painter Giuseppe Ghislandi. The painting had been stolen from a Jewish art dealer during World War II
Did Vermeer Make a Copy of His Own Painting? A New Exhibition Invites You to Be the Judge
Two nearly identical artworks, at least one of them by the renowned Dutch master, hang side-by-side for the first time in three centuries
“Design and Disability” features 170 objects created by disabled artists, designers, photographers, inventors and more
Florida’s Only Private Home Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright Is Officially on the Market
Built in 1954, the Spring House is located on the outskirts of Tallahassee. The 2,040-square-foot residence is a rare example of the renowned architect’s hemicycle design
The piece was part of the anonymous artist’s animal series that appeared around the city last summer. In 2026, it will make its debut at the London Museum
America’s Largest-Ever Exhibition on Raphael Will Open at the Met Next Year
More than 200 of the Renaissance master’s works will be on display in the landmark show, which debuts in March 2026
Seasonal Waves Could Reach Some of Easter Island’s Massive Moai Statues by 2080, New Study Suggests
Researchers warn that rising sea levels could cause flooding that will endanger the historically significant statues, which were created by the Rapa Nui people between roughly 1300 and 1600 C.E.
Want to See the Original Lyrics for ‘Over the Rainbow’? All You Need Is a Library Card
The Library of Congress has acquired a collection of musical manuscripts and other rare artifacts connected to “The Wizard of Oz”
Reading for Pleasure Has Declined by a ‘Deeply Concerning’ 40 Percent Over the Past Two Decades
Between 2003 and 2023, the proportion of Americans who read for fun on a given day has been steadily falling, a new study suggests
Based on the work of a student at Brigham Young University, origami theorists have unlocked a new set of patterns that could change space exploration
The colorful artwork decorates the frigidarium of the Villa Romana del Casale, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in Sicily
Someone Returned a Library Book That Their Grandmother Checked Out Eight Decades Ago
The San Antonio Public Library received the book in the mail along with a letter: “I hope there is no late fee for it because Grandma won’t be able to pay for it anymore”
Hear the Long-Lost Chants of English Monks Whose Monasteries Were Dissolved by Henry VIII
A university choir has revived music found hiding in plain sight in a book once used by monks at southern England’s Buckland Abbey
‘Delulu,’ ‘Skibidi’ and ‘Tradwife’ Are Among More Than 6,000 Words Added to the Cambridge Dictionary
Many of the additions reflect how internet culture has changed the English language in recent years
World’s First ‘Robot Olympics’ Featured Soccer, Kickboxing and Lots of Falling Down
Hundreds of humanoids from 16 countries stumbled over each other while competing in the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing
Three of the four messages carved into the sculpture have been deciphered, but the final puzzle has left amateur sleuths stumped. In November, the solution could fetch up to $500,000 at auction
Custom Furnishings From Frank Lloyd Wright’s Only Skyscraper Have Been Preserved for Posterity
The Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy hopes to return the 11 artifacts to the Price Tower in Bartlesville, Oklahoma
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