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Two exhibitions at Qatar's Museum of Islamic Art are bridging cultures and celebrating centuries of Uzbekistan's artistic traditions. Qatari artists are even creating new works inspired by their travels through historic Uzbek cities.
Over 600,000 people flocked to see Egyptian treasures during a nine-month exhibition at Hong Kong's Palace Museum. The massive turnout shows how ancient history can still captivate the modern world.
Scientists in Budapest brought ancient Romans back to life using DNA, skulls, and facial reconstruction art. The stunning exhibition lets visitors connect with real people who lived nearly two millennia ago.
Indigenous Australian artist Tony Albert has spent decades buying up racist souvenirs and kitsch featuring Aboriginal imagery, transforming them into powerful artworks that celebrate survival. His new exhibition launches a national appeal to finally end "retail racism" by collecting these offensive items and giving them new meaning.
After thousands of years hidden from view, rare wall paintings from a royal Egyptian palace are now on permanent display for the first time. The newly restored artworks offer an intimate glimpse into daily life at Malkata Palace during the 18th Dynasty.
A Dutch woman who kept a folder of inherited "nice pictures" in a drawer for years discovered she owns 35 authentic Rembrandt etchings. What started as a pandemic hobby turned into one of art history's most delightful surprises.