Culture news How scientists recreated the smell of an ancient Egyptian mummy What if you could smell history? Well researchers at Germany's Max Planck Institute have unraveled the ancient scent of mummification used on a prominent Egyptian woman, Senetnay, around 1,450 BC. 23/10/2023
Art Inside Anish Kapoor's spellbinding new exhibition in Florence Kapoor's trippy mirror sculptures, hotly-debated Vantablack artworks, and a giant cube-shaped pavilion invite visitors to question reality in a new blockbuster exhibition at the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence. 22/10/2023
Culture news Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson’s new waxwork unveiled in Paris Billy Zane, is that you? 18/10/2023
Art How actress Sharon Stone rediscovered herself through art Stone's second exhibition, "Welcome to My Garden," features 19 colourful, abstract paintings, showcasing her remarkable artistic growth since her debut. 16/10/2023
Culture news ‘We love a big opening!’ Inside the relaunch of London's Vagina Museum Thanks to a successful crowdfunding appeal, the world's first museum dedicated to vaginas is relaunching in November. 09/10/2023
Culture news National museums in Wales are missing nearly 2,000 items Though mostly unvaluable household items, the missing objects recorded by Museum Wales include ancient coins, tiles, jewellery and tools. 09/10/2023
Art ICYMI: German museum worker avoids jail over fake painting swops In Case You Missed It: A German museum worker was sentenced for stealing and selling paintings from Munich's Deutsches Museum, replacing the originals with fakes. 08/10/2023
Culture news Israeli police arrest American tourist smashing museum statues The tourist was caught breaking Roman statues in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. 06/10/2023
Art Pokémon and Van Gogh: A very unlikely love story Amsterdam's Van Gogh museum wants to tap into the Pokémon fandom with its new collaboration - but it may have 'Pikachued' off more than it can stomach. 06/10/2023
Culture news France opens its first museum dedicated to maths How can France get its students to love maths again? Researchers hope a new Paris museum dedicated to the discipline could be the key. 03/10/2023
Experiences Rome's ancient 'power palace' reopens to tourists after half a century The nearly 2000-year-old Domus Tiberiana was home to rulers in the city's Imperial era. 22/09/2023
Art 'A completely different kind of exhibition': Leiko Ikemura's animals In a new exhibition at Berlin’s Feuerle Collection, Leiko Ikemura’s sculptures and paintings are juxtaposed with her beloved stuffed animal collection. 21/09/2023
No Comment WATCH: Serge Gainsbourg's house opened to the public An undisputed star of the francophone music industry, the artist died in 1991, in this building on Rue Verneuil in Paris. 20/09/2023
Culture news Maison Gainsbourg opens its doors to the public in Paris After years of planning, Charlotte Gainsbourg, the daughter of the late singer-songwriter Serge Gainsbourg, has opened up her Parisian childhood home to the public. 20/09/2023
Culture news Danish artist ordered to repay €67,000 for empty frame artworks 58-year-old Danish artist Jens Haaning has been ordered by a Danish court to repay the Kunsten Museum after he delivered blank canvasses to them in 2021. 19/09/2023
Culture news European Heritage Days: What to see and do for free this September You can visit museums free of charge and participate in fascinating cultural workshops in 50 European countries. 15/09/2023
Culture news This French gallery to re-open as a dedicated space for female artists The Musée d’Art Classique de Mougins has closed its doors temporarily before it will reopen as a museum dedicated to female artists next year. 15/09/2023
Culture news How has Chanel stayed so popular? Exhibition explores the phenomenon Visitors to London's V&A museum will be taken on a trip through the beginnings of the fashion house'at the turn of the 20th century, with a particular focus on the legendary Gabrielle 'Coco' Chanel's role in the building of the style behemoth. 13/09/2023
Culture news An 'Indiana Jones of the art world' recovers stolen van Gogh painting Dubbed The Netherlands' 'Indiana Jones of the art world', Arthur Brand recovered Vincent van Gogh's "Parsonage Garden at Nuenen in Spring" three years after it was stolen. 12/09/2023
Design What will Rome’s new Science Museum look like? The construction will cost around €75 million and will start in 2025. 09/09/2023