Reconstruction of legendary Sutton Hoo ship takes shape
The seventh-century Anglo-Saxon burial ship is due to take to the water in May 2027, following a lengthy reconstruction process working from decayed remains
‘Art Cure’ book analyses the healing powers of the arts
An exploration of scientific studies on art and health, short-listed for the Women’s Prize for Non-Fiction
Unesco urged to investigate after Israeli forces trigger explosions near Lebanon’s World Heritage-listed Beaufort Castle
Experts fear the explosions’ proximity to the site has caused damage, but cannot assess this while the area remains under Israeli occupation
‘It would represent an irreversible loss to Scotland’s cultural record’: potential sale of Glasgow art centre’s archive sparks outcry
There have been protests and a petition since the archive of Glasgow’s Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) was listed among the assets of the insolvent organisation
Royal Museums Greenwich workers vote to strike over pay and working conditions
The strike across the east London museums will occur on 11 and 12 August as Prospect union pledges to step up industrial action across the heritage sector this summer
Gagosian exits locations in Basel and London’s Burlington Arcade
The closures are the latest mega-gallery real estate downsizes this summer
‘Art world summer camp’: the Aspen Art Fair prioritises immersion over expansion
The boutique fair is attracting increasingly ambitious exhibitors while leaning into the mountain town’s distinctive character
Collector Bernardo Paz plans new museum in Brazil next-door to Inhotim
Although no longer involved with Inhotim, Paz appears to be reviving its model of art pavilions in a botanical landscape
UK artist Conrad Shawcross sounds alarm on Jodrell Bank Observatory funding cuts
The Unesco World Heritage site, located in northwest England, is home to the UK’s largest telescope
Two US ambassadors have displayed Van Goghs in their London residence—but Donald Trump’s pick for the job can’t quite follow suit
Winfield House, home to American representatives to the UK, is hidden away in Regent’s Park—and has hosted a series of the Dutchman’s masterpieces
