Patrimonio Nacional won a court ruling protecting Spanish heritage, leading to the recovery of the Ganges Sculpture crafted by Gian Lorenzo Bernini from the Royal Collection. Here’s more about it.

Gagosian presents the “Social Abstraction” Exhibition, showcasing works of a variety of mediums that move between abstraction and figuration. Filled with sensible notions, here’s more about the event.

Coinciding with the 2024 Paris Olympics, the Louvre is planning to exhibit the grandness of French History and Culture through four of the newly restored works. Here’s more about this.

Altarpieces purchased from an online store turned out to be one of the surviving works of 16th-century Flemish Mannerist Isaac Hermes Vermey, further leading to hopes that more of his frames could be found.

With the financial support of the Dutch government and various other organizations, Rijksmuseum has acquired the long privately owned The Standard Bearer by Rembrandt. This makes the museum reach a tally of 22 paintings by the artist.

The Art of the Olympics, combining art and games, concentrates on featuring some of the most influential artists, depicting the works representing Olympics, and uniquely also promote sales of a few works.

Marguerite Humeau’s first solo exhibition has begun in Seoul, showcasing sculptures, photography, and artwork. Visualizing unseen natural forces, here’s what to expect from the ‘DUST.’

An Indian Art Exhibition in Hyderabad featured 3500 artworks by 30 artists. However, the exhibition fell short of effective marketing and presentation.

The Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation experienced a significant revenue increase to 7.3 Million Euros, rebounding from a 3 Million Euro loss in 2020. Here’s how the museum facility plans to benefit from it.

A Spanish thrifter bought an online art print for $1000, later leading to the rediscovery of Edgar Degas’ Elogio del maquillaje, exhibited only once in 1952.