Noticias

500-Year-Old English Farmhouse With Banksy Artwork Has Been Demolished

The mural, Morning is Broken, showed a young boy, with a cat at his side, opening corrugated iron curtains.

After the fires on Rapa Nui (Chile) UNESCO launches an evaluation and management plan for the island's World Heritage site

Cyber attack affecting Gloucester museum's system one year on

A breach in December 2021 is still preventing the museum from accessing its artefact database.

The Pope Has Put a Horse, a Bearded Man, and a Boy—All Marble Fragments Looted From the Parthenon—on a Trip Back to Greece | Artnet News

The Vatican Museums has finalized an agreement with Greece to return three Parthenon sculpture fragments from its collection.

Calls to protect Libyan heritage site spoilt by vandals | Africanews

UNESCO included Sabratha and four other Libyan sites on the List of World Heritage in Danger in July 2016 because of the damage caused to it and the many threats...

Climate Activist Group Protests at Rembrandt’s Night Watch at Rijksmuseum

The Extinction Rebellion youth activists protested the Rijksmuseum’s ongoing partnerships with KLM and ING.

Activist throws paint on Royal BC Museum’s woolly mammoth exhibit

An activist advocating for action against the climate crisis has thrown pink paint on the Royal BC Museum’s (RBCM) mammoth exhibit to publicly ‘kickstart’ a new protest campaign.

Un repartidor a domicilio cargaba momia prehispánica en su mochila en Perú

Los restos humanos, de entre 600 y 800 años de antigüedad, fue hallada en la región peruana de Puno, colindante con Bolivia. El ministerio de Cultura de Perú custodia ya...

In the wake of climate protests and pandemics, collectors are growing wary of loaning art to museums

Prospective lenders are increasingly nervous that their works will be targeted by attacks or be vulnerable to a lack of security during museum closures