Four-frame dialogue: a woman in an armchair asks a man named Ross a question
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At the Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris, "Tintoretto: Eternal" runs until 24 January 2027
The Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris is showing the exhibition "Tintoretto: Eternal" until 24 January 2027 This is the first exhibition in France to cover the whole career of Jacopo Robusti (1518/1519-1594). In a fairly small exhibition space are gathered some forty paintings and drawings from
Traces of Maya life found at Aké in Yucatán centuries after the city's political collapse
In the state of Yucatán a Maya city has been discovered that its inhabitants did not abandon for several hundred years after its political collapse Around AD 900, up to 19,000 people may have lived in Aké. In the following centuries drought, war and violence brought political upheaval to
The Louvre, Orsay and two other Paris museums to close on 24 October because of demonstrations
On 24 October the Louvre, the Musée d'Orsay, the Musée de l'Orangerie and the National Picasso Museum in Paris will close. The museums took this decision because of demonstrations planned for that day. The Art Basel Paris contemporary art fair also announced that it would close
Hegseth's Staff Damage Eisenhower's Globe While Moving It at the Pentagon
The staff of US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth have broken a globe that Dwight Eisenhower used during the Second World War. Hegseth was taken with the story of the globe, and his staff asked for it to be moved to the Secretary's office. Historic objects in the