Museum
Can sound heal? Inside Overtones, the Israel Museum exhibition turning sound into an art form
Given that deplorable, increasingly challenging state of affairs, a visit to the Overtones: Sound and Art exhibition, curated by Talia Amar, makes solid remedial sense.
Belgian collector lends rare René Magritte work to Israel Museum during painting restoration
Three artists, three questions: Creating an alternative reality
Pro-Palestinian activists convicted of criminal damage after targeting Picasso artwork
Museum: Artifact shows playful, serious sides of 19th-century sexual health and attitudes
Capital Jewish Museum to reopen after fatal shooting of Israeli embassy staff
"This tragedy will not keep us from telling the story of the greater Washington region’s Jewish history for visitors from around the world," the museum's Executive Director said.
Archaeologists Unveil 5,000-Year-Old Bread at Küllüoba Höyüğü Excavation
The bread is the first known example of leavened, baked bread, dating back approximately 5,000 years.
Iranian reports: Rate handwritten Qurans manuscripts stolen from Iranian museum
Manager and two guards arrested; main perpetrator identified via CCTV but still at large.
Not your conventional science museum: An exploration of science without walls
Located on the campus of the world-famous Weizmann Institute of Science in Rehovot, it is the first totally outdoor interactive science museum in the world, one operated entirely by the visitors.
4,500-year-old clay toys found in Syria
Discovery suggests ancient parents bought professionally made toys for their children 4,500 years ago.
Hohenzollern art dispute settled. German museums to retain works
Cultural State Minister Wolfram Weimer announced in Berlin that the more than ten-year asset dispute has been resolved, bringing nearly 100 years of uncertainty to an end.
Yellow Peugeot 208 linked to audacious Drents Museum robbery
Police confirm extensive investigation into yellow Peugeot used in heist.
From murder to macabre relic: How William Corder's skin became a museum artifact
Author calls the skin-bound books 'disgusting artifacts' that 'should not be exhibited'.
Genghis Khan's empire treasures rediscovered in Siberian museum storage
The artifacts were first found in the 1960s during construction work near the city of Yeniseisk in central Siberia, and they have been lying in the museum's storerooms since then.
