Are you heading to London any time soon, and want to take the opportunity to contemplate some fascinating works of art, far from the usual tourist attractions?

It’s February 1964 in Gothenburg, in southwestern Sweden. Journalist Åke “Dacke” Axelsson and gallery owner Yngve Funkegård manage to fool the art world by exhibiting five paintings by the “French painter” Pierre Brassau.

To address the security lapses highlighted by these incidents, the French government has decided to implement a plan consisting of 33 measures based on work carried out by the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage and Architecture.

Released in 2010, Banksy’s feature film “Exit Through the Gift Shop” chronicles the spectacular and controversial rise of Thierry Guetta.

The 60-meter-long space, located on the first floor of the Denon Wing, will no longer display its precious artifacts and will instead return to its original 17th-century purpose as a “ceremonial gallery.”

On May 11, 2003, at 4 a.m., an alarm suddenly went off at the Vienna Museum of Art History, which was undergoing renovations at the time.

The Codex Atlanticus and the Windsor folios can once again be viewed together: a digital reconstruction brings order to Leonardo’s chaos.

Harrowing, unforgettable images that document the reality of Italian psychiatric hospitals before Law 180 of 1978. These places were spaces of segregation rather than care.

This vast 8-hectare campus, which includes a museum, a library, a sports complex, a forum, outdoor gardens, and more, is not “a monument to my legacy; it's a gateway to yours".

In Somerset, a metal detectorist discovered a rare Roman gold ring engraved with the goddess Victoria on a blue stone.