Another side of David Perlov at Paris’ Jewish Museum
As Jean Clair’s fascinating “Sigmund Freud: From Looking to Listening” comes to an end at Paris’ Museum of Jewish Art and History, a modest, more easily overlooked exhibition, on display […]
Emma Dusong’s free voice
Until February 23, Gallery Les Filles du Calvaire is hosting an exhibition of Emma Dusong’s work as a tribute to free speech. The exhibition, located on the first floor of […]
Restoration of Valongo Wharf underway, museum still uncertain
Nearly one million African slaves would have walked up the steps of Valongo Wharf in Rio de Janeiro between 1811 and 1831. Brazil would be the destination for more than a third of […]
Bold Burger King Super Bowl ad features Andy Warhol
American football fanatics and those who tune into the Super Bowl each year simply to watch the ads witnessed a Burger King advertisement unlike any other. The 45 second window […]
Van Gogh Museum’s ‘Sunflowers’ to stay in Amsterdam permanently
Well-known and well-loved, the Van Gogh Museum’s Sunflowers (1889) by the Dutch master has recently undergone a ‘full body scan’ to better understand its condition. The scan determined that the […]
King Tut’s tomb: 10 years of conservation
After a decade, extensive conservation and preservation efforts have wrapped up at King Tut’s tomb in Egypt. The project gets the major tourist destination ready just ahead of the 100th […]
‘Most convincing’ thumbprint by Leonardo da Vinci will be on exhibit this year
An artwork becomes an extension of an artist and experiencing a work in person can feel as though you’re in their company even if the artist has been dead for […]
