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Archeologists have unearthed two lifelike caryatids and a large colored marble panel in a tomb in northern Greece — a find described by Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras as "extremely significant.”
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Researchers have uncovered further evidence that human ancestors may have begun producing cave art earlier than previously thought. A
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Ammar Abdul-Rasool, a Bahraini photographer arrested in July, has been tortured during his continuing detention, the Bahrain Centre for Human Rights (BCHR) reported.
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A recent appraisal commissioned by Art Capital Group claims that the Detroit Institute of Arts collection is worth significantly more than previously found by both Christie's and Artvest Partners, the two firms that had previously evaluated the collection in connection with the city of Detroit's ban
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A paper released earlier this month by a group of Rutgers University researchers applies computer vision and machine learning to the question of artistic influence.
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Architect Zaha Hadid, who designed the Al Wakrah stadium in Qatar currently in its initial stages of construction, recently filed a lawsuit against New York Review of Books architecture critic Martin Filler, Dezeen reported.
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In an ongoing case, Australian artist Paul Yore is facing child pornography charges following complaints concerning his work in a group show on view last year at Melbourne's Linden Centre of Contemporary Arts.
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Gwangju Biennale Foundation President Lee Yong-woo has resigned over the censorship of an artwork by the Korean government, the Korea Herald reported.
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A new law in Delaware has made digital devices and accounts inheritable, the first such measure in the United States, Ars Technica reported.
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The canine is present for this summer's most radical piece of performance art, an homage to one pup-ular retrospective held at the the Museum of Modern Art in 2010.
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One of London's expansive resources of cultural and art history may face an uncertain future and is currently the center of controversy.
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This week, a large 17th-century Baroque painting by Italian artist Guercino went missing in the northern Italian city of Modena.