Adam Schrader

The exhibition pairs high-end mineral specimens with ancient art objects in a rare commercial test of whether the two markets can meet.

Bouvier says 91 artworks vanished after he entrusted them to Hong Kong dealer Pascal de Sarthe.

Archivists defended the National Gallery’s flawed archive rollout as “standard practice.” That defense reveals a deeper problem.

The NGA’s “public” archive promises access but omits decades of leadership records and requires emailed requests for digital files.

In an interview with Urgent Matter, Art Guard co-founder Bill Anderson warns that criminal groups are exploiting weak points in Europe’s historic museums and says private homes account for far more art theft than is publicly reported.

The artists were selected through an open call earlier this year and will each receive a $40,000 stipend and dedicated workspace within their respective agencies.

The gallery unveiled a searchable catalog of more than 86,000 archival records, but the underlying documents remain undigitized and largely inaccessible to the public.

The U.K. released its agreement with France for the Bayeux Tapestry loan, detailing a test voyage and strict conservation rules.