Art

The black silk glove was one of several items of the empress' clothing up for sale.

Karen Lundquist told Newsweek: "I really wanted to capture the ridiculousness in his non-existent soul."

The woman purchased the possibly authentic pieces in a subway station in Manhattan.

The director of The Landmark Trust said she's never experienced this type of discovery in her 27 years of experience.

The robot installation has become the focus of online videos edited with sad music and filters, as people claim to feel sad for the machine.

Morrison has long been a critic of coronavirus lockdowns and has even penned a series of protest songs claiming that the restrictions are "taking our freedom."

Lovelorn Ahad created a portrait of his ideal woman, but was astonished when the real thing turned up at his exhibition.

New art by Paolo Troilo was inspired by the artist's ride in a Lamborghini Huracán EVO.

The 1954 ink-on-paper work was bought by the Brooklyn-based art collective MSCHF and turned into a new work.

The Hollywood actor issued a statement after learning of some of the artist's previous "disturbing cartoons."

"I didn't think I needed to look up what my child was learning in an art class," said one school parent of the art assignment.

Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)

According to Feeding America, one in six kids face hunger in the U.S. due to COVID-19 and one in four in Wayne County, Michigan, could face hunger this year.

The former president had a dig at Biden's artwork which will be on display in New York.

The van Gogh piece is his 1888 watercolor work, "Wheatstacks," which shows three tall haystacks in a field next to harvest workers on a bright summer day.

The potential exists for the ICJ to set a precedent for the protection of cultural heritage.

When a family decided to get rid of their scruffy garden statues, they were surprised to find that the sphinxes were genuine artifacts from Ancient Egypt.

A man has painstakingly programmed a robot to write out the 2001 film "Shrek" in its entirety, and the act has divided opinion online.

Not much is known about the artist, Nicola di Gabriele Sbraghe, who is regarded as a "master."

Johan Karlgren created the impressive work in 2017 and four years on, it's going viral online.

"The artwork is that I have taken the money," Danish artist Jens Haaning said about his new piece.

"Each decision we [make], we choose whether to sink or float," said Mexican hyperrealist artist Ruben Orozco.

"Of course I will not pay it back," said artist Jens Haaning. "The work is that I took the money and I will not give it back."

When TikTok artist Devon Rodriguez drew a woman opposite him on the subway, her reaction was somewhat unexpected.

These enormous museums are home to incredible artworks created by the greatest talents of the world.

"It is a great responsibility to ensure a treasured piece of art is maintained," said Monsignor Dennis Keane.

The popular TikTok account sees fan-favorite characters across movies and TV become Tim Burton-esque versions of themselves, amassing views in the millions.

The painting itself dates from 1982 and is titled "Equals Pi" and was previously owned by a private collector.

While the incident has left authorities "appalled," they are "hopeful that this particular work can be restored."

From the first permanent climate art exhibit onboard a polar expedition ship to a live opera on a climate disaster faux beach, these works of art create a sense of urgency around our climate crisis.