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The Château de Versailles palace exterior with visitors in the gardens, representing France’s historic cultural sites facing new entry fee policies

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France Raises Museum Entry Fees for Non-European Visitors at Iconic Sites Like Louvre and Versailles

Starting in 2026, France increases admission fees for non-European Union visitors at major museums, aiming to fund critical restoration while stirring debate on cultural access.

Damaged ruins of Palmyra symbolizing the online trafficking of Syrian antiquities on Facebook Marketplace

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Facebook Marketplace Flooded with Looted Syrian Antiquities Amid Conflict

Ancient Syrian artifacts looted from Palmyra and other sites are rapidly appearing on Facebook Marketplace, fueling a booming illicit trade amid conflict and economic collapse.

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Summer Challenge for Art Lovers: 6 Creative Ways to Experience Art Boldly

This summer, take the art challenge! Explore six creative dares that push your boundaries—from bold statement pieces to urban art adventures—and make art part of your life.

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💥Art Fairs Are Just Airports with Champagne

Flash Greanades series of anonymous opinion blasts from inside the art world. Real voices. No names. No filters. These views are their own.

Trump’s administration has transformed the arts sector through budget cuts, leadership changes, and rollback of diversity programs

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Trump’s 2025 Arts Shakeup: Funding Cuts, Political Interference, and Cultural Turmoil

Since January 2025, Trump’s administration has transformed the arts sector through budget cuts, leadership changes, and rollback of diversity programs, challenging artists and institutions nationwide.

Ancient sculpture in a museum storage room, highlighting regulatory impact on European antiquities

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Antiquities Under Lockdown: E.U. Tightens Import Rules on Ancient Art

Europe cracks down on antiquities with Regulation 2019/880, requiring ironclad provenance for imports over 200 years old — a move shaking collectors, dealers, and museums alike.

Artist home interior with mismatched furniture, natural light, and textured surfaces

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Live Like an Artist: Reject Rules in Home Design

Live like an artist and let whim guide your home design. No rules, just light, texture, and soul-filled freedom.

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Deadly Shooting at D.C. Museum: Israeli Embassy Staff Killed in Antisemitic Attack

Two Israeli embassy staff members were killed in a shooting outside a D.C. museum during a diplomatic event. The attack, motivated by antisemitism, spotlights security challenges at cultural institutions amid global tensions.

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Top Art Festivals and Exhibitions to Visit in Summer 2025

Discover the best art festivals and exhibitions around the world in summer 2025.

The Cabaret Voltaire – birthplace of the Dada movement

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Dada: The Art of Rebellion that Shook the World

Discover the chaotic, anti-establishment art movement of Dada – born from the ashes of WWI, challenging norms, and forever changing the art world.

Margaret Atwood signing a book, The Handmaid’s Tale

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Margaret Atwood Warns of a New Age of Art Censorship in 2025

Margaret Atwood’s warnings about censorship resonate across the art world, as new laws and digital controls threaten creative freedom.

Abstract painting at an international art fair, symbolizing market uncertainty under Trump tariffs.

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Tariff Turmoil: Art World Braces as Trump's Trade War Collides with Frieze Week

As Trump’s trade war reignites, the global art market faces confusion, shipping chaos, and deal cancellations. Discover how a Cold War-era legal clause is barely shielding artworks from tariffs in 2025.

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