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Korea's Cultural heritage hit hard by torrential rains
Korea's cultural heritage continues to be battered by torrential rains sweeping across the country.
Controversial Tunnel Near Stonehenge Gets the Green Light, Distressing Cultural Heritage Groups
UNESCO warned that the tunnel would endanger the site in 2021.
El incendio reabre en La Palma las heridas del volcán
La sociedad palmera vive con resignación un siniestro que vuelve a castigarles tras la erupción de 2021: “Parece que estamos malditos”.
'Crime against humanity': Iraqis outraged by destruction of 300-year-old minaret in Basra
Built in 1727, Al Saraji mosque was demolished on Friday.
L'Italie réclame au Louvre sept antiquités probablement pillées
«Nous devons assumer et examiner cela avec rigueur et lucidité», a déclaré la présidente du Louvre, Laurence des Cars.
As floods level Vermont, its arts community takes action
Extreme weather conditions continue to roil the East Coast, putting arts communities at risk.
Controversial Nazi-Linked Exhibition at Kunsthaus Zurich Attacked by Art Collective
The collective described collector Emil Georg Bührle as “a Nazi sympathizer.”
Man Arrested in Connection to Suspected Arson Attack on Michelangelo Pistoletto Sculpture
The artwork, titled Venus in Rags, was destroyed only two weeks after it was installed outside Naples City Hall.
Ukraine’s War Museums Are Documenting History as It Happens
Following Russia’s invasion, curators have shifted their focus from the past to the present as the country fights to claim a future entirely its own.