Aditya Sisodia

In a shocking revelation, London’s prestigious British Museum has terminated an employee’s contract following the discovery of missing, stolen, or damaged items from its esteemed collection earlier this year. The incident has sparked concern over the museum’s security protocols and has prompted a series of investigations and corrective actions. Scope of the Incident: Valuable Artifacts […]

In a startling turn of events, the Orlando Museum of Art (OMA), located in central Florida, has filed a lawsuit against its former executive director, Aaron De Groft, and others involved in what has been described as a scheme to profit from the sale of forged Jean-Michel Basquiat paintings. The lawsuit was filed on Monday

In a significant repatriation effort, Italy has successfully reclaimed 266 antiquities that were looted and subsequently sold to private collectors and museums in the United States. Valued at “3.5 millions of euros,” these artifacts mark a crucial step towards restoring Italy’s cultural heritage. The repatriation includes a diverse range of items, with some being seized

In a surprising turn of events, Esra Sarıgedik Öktem, the art dealer chosen to curate the Turkish Pavilion at the upcoming 2024 Venice Biennale, has announced her withdrawal from the position. Öktem, who is also the founder of Istanbul-based gallery BüroSarıgedik, released a statement via the gallery’s Instagram account, citing the need to avoid potential

  Indian 3D artist SSR Krishna has captured the attention and left his artistic imprint at this year’s Downtown Minneapolis Street Art Festival, a dynamic event held in the United States of America (USA). Hailing from Manthani in Telangana’s Peddapalli district, Krishna showcased his remarkable artwork alongside American 3D artist Shaan during the vibrant two-day

In a fascinating archaeological discovery, the construction of a new fountain in Cologne’s Neumark, a historically significant area in the German city, led to the unearthing of an ancient Roman bath complex. The site, boasting sophisticated features and intricate heating systems, sheds light on the opulent lifestyle of its past inhabitants. Uncovering Roman Luxury Newsweek

Creative New Zealand, the organization responsible for New Zealand’s participation in the prestigious Venice Biennale, has announced the withdrawal of the country’s pavilion from the 2024 edition. The decision highlights funding challenges and concerns about the current model of presentation. The New Zealand Pavilion, historically situated in the Arsenale, will return in subsequent editions, slated

The High Commission of India in Bangladesh marked a significant moment in the history of cultural exchange between the two nations with the inauguration of the “Glory of Indian Art” exhibition at the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre in Dhaka. The event, organized to commemorate the momentous occasion of “Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav,” reflects the enduring