Helps Dealers of Art and Antiques to Effortlessly Sell Stock Online 

The Malden Public Library and Iain M Brunt invite you to a special opening of the exhibition A Glimpse of Color by John Day

Rembrandt blockbuster draws 42,000 visitors to National Gallery of Canada

New York dealer arrested for selling ‘cookie cutter’

manufactured goods as authentic antiquities

Robert Brooks, the former owner of Bonhams auction

house, died yesterday following a long illness.

The art and design event has been cancelled due to the

continuing difficult travel situation between the UK and

France and will return in October 2022

Afghans Are Painting Over Images of Women While Culture Workers Are Putting Art in Storage as Afghanistan Braces for Taliban Control

New York City museums will require employees and

visitors to provide proof of vaccination. 

Scientists Have Conducted Tests That Reveal Stonehenge Is Made From a Nearly Indestructible Ancient Material

Combat illegal trade in antiquities which is "six times"

higher than thought

WHAT’S COOKING: VINTAGE COOKBOOKS

Sir Frank William Brangwyn (1867 Bruges, Belgium -1956 Ditchling, Sussex, England) was a polymath, an artist-craftsman who created murals, oils and watercolors, furniture, textiles, ceramics, stained glass and prints. In his early career, he worked as an apprentice for William Morris’ workshop, enlarging designs and tracing drawings.

GREAT DISCOVERIES: MAINE HOMEOWNER FINDS PICASSO PAINTING, SELLS AT AUCTION FOR OVER $150,000

A New Show Reveals How Jean Cocteau, Andy Warhol, and Other Cultural Icons Propelled Cartier Jewelry to Cult Status

When most people think of the “Atomic Age,” they think of Nagasaki, Hiroshima, and a mushroom cloud that ushered in the end of World War II and the beginning of the Space Age. At the time, it was a bit of a disconnect in that while the technology had arguably saved lives that would have been lost in a land war, it also meant that the end of the world was no longer an abstract concept. The joy of the war being over, alongside the schoolhouse “Duck and Cover” drills, is an ironic contrast when looking back at that time in history. The atom bomb had ended the war, but would Armegeddon follow now that the capability to blow the Earth up was available?

The £2m slag heap: visitors say Marble Arch Mound is London's 'worst' attraction

Damien Hirst laid off 63 people last autumn while claiming £15m in government Covid-19 loans

UK government approves 50% funding cut for arts and design courses

Liverpool loses Unesco world heritage status—'really disappointed' mayor plans appeal

German floods damage archives, soaking historic documents in mud