Who will save South America’s vast, ancient earthworks from destruction? – The Art Newspaper
The geoglyphs of the Brazilian rainÂforest and the deserts of Chile continue to be threatened by careless human activity. The ...
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Barbara Hepworth sculpture rediscovered in UK school headmaster’s office to be auctioned – The Art Newspaper
A bronze sculpture by Barbara Hepworth that had been languishing in a headmasters office for more than 60 years is ...
Union alleges London museum guards face ‘discrimination, victimisation and unlawful pay cuts’ – The Art Newspaper
The union behind strikes planned at three London museums this week says it has launched legal claims against the external ...
New Alexander Calder institution in Philadelphia sets opening date – The Art Newspaper
Calder Gardens, the new institution in Philadelphia devoted to the acclaimed Modernist artist Alexander Calder (1898-1976), will open to the ...
World Monuments Fund’s list of threatened sites includes the Moon – The Art Newspaper
The World Monuments Fund’s (WMF) 2025 Watch list includes 25 sites, ranging from historic structures in Gaza to the Moon—marking ...
Guillaume Cerutti steps down as Christie’s chief executive—but will stay within Pinault’s orbit – The Art Newspaper
After eight years in the role, Guillaume Cerutti is stepping down as the chief executive of Christie's to take on ...
Los Angeles dealer Douglas Chrismas sentenced to prison time for embezzlement – The Art Newspaper
Douglas Chrismas, the 80-year-old founder of Ace Gallery and for years an influential figure in the Los Angeles art world, ...
Ancient Incan tunnel system discovered in the Andes – The Art Newspaper
A team of archaeologists has discovered an ancient labyrinthine system of tunnels hidden beneath the Peruvian city of Cusco, a ...
Getty and other arts organisations launch $12m relief fund for victims of Los Angeles wildfires – The Art Newspaper
The J. Paul Getty Trust and several cultural partners are launching an emergency fund of $12m and counting to help ...
After a volcanic eruption, ancient Danes offered sun stones to the gods to bring back the light – The Art Newspaper
Five thousand years ago, a massive volcanic eruption dimmed the sun over northern Europe, causing a Neolithic Danish community to ...