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Busan committee recognises landmarks across Iran, Lebanon, Palestine and beyond, while emergency protocols highlight sites under threat
The latest World Heritage roster features contentious emergency inscriptions from conflict zones alongside cultural and natural landmarks spanning five continents.
Minister Catherine Pégard outlines 33-point strategy following recent high-profile museum robberies
French authorities introduce comprehensive safeguarding measures and €30m funding package to protect heritage sites after recent high-profile museum robberies.
The 48th World Heritage Committee meeting in Busan recognises mounting threats to Tauric Chersonese following years of disputed stewardship.
A historic Greek settlement in occupied Crimea has been added to the endangered list, highlighting the limitations of international heritage frameworks during armed conflict.
Preservation efforts and archaeological analysis advance following a significant discovery in Quintana Roo
A newly documented sinkhole in Playa del Carmen has yielded pre-Columbian pottery and skeletal fragments, prompting INAH to launch targeted research and conservation measures.
Three exhibitions at Ljubljana's Cukrarna Gallery probe instability, collaboration, and contested histories
Ljubljana's Cukrarna Gallery presents three concurrent exhibitions—Yein Lee's Accomplice, Phil Collins' Nothing Is Inevitable Until It Happens, and untranquil now—through late 2026 and early 2027.
Discoveries in the Bubasteion Necropolis offer fresh insight into Egypt's military and diplomatic ties during the 18th Dynasty
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered three tombs dating to the New Kingdom period in the Bubasteion Necropolis at Saqqara, revealing inscriptions that shed light on the region's military and diplomatic connections with the Near East.
How the Liwa desert — the Empty Quarter's northern edge, and the real Arrakis — became one of the most filmed, least understood landscapes on Earth.
Denis Villeneuve filmed Dune in Liwa, on the rim of the Rub' al Khali — the largest sand sea on the planet. A desert that has been an ocean, birthed a nation, and is only now being discovered as a subject for art.
Dutch excavation reveals well-preserved Ramesside period burial with rare coloured wall paintings
Archaeologists have uncovered a 3,000-year-old tomb on Luxor's west bank featuring brightly painted murals that provide valuable insights into elite burial practices during Egypt's New Kingdom period.
A comprehensive guide to Saudi Arabia's desert art revolution, mapping the permanent and temporary masterworks of the AlUla oasis.
Discover how AlUla transformed from an ancient trade route into a leading destination for contemporary land art. Explore the curatorial vision behind Desert X 2026, the permanent monumentality of Wadi AlFann, and the upcoming Contemporary Art Museum partnered with Paris's Centre Pompidou.
Pasados en retorno brings together objects recovered from 13 countries, highlighting both successful returns and ongoing disputes with European institutions
The Museo Nacional de Colombia showcases 1,194 pre-Columbian artefacts repatriated between 2022-2026, examining the complexities of cultural heritage restitution through individual and institutional efforts.
Egyptian excavations uncover rare gold currency and hundreds of ancient texts at the 'Ain al-Sebil settlement
Archaeologists have revealed a remarkably preserved mud-brick settlement dating to Egypt's Byzantine period, containing unusual coinage and over 200 inscribed pottery fragments that illuminate everyday existence in this remote desert community.
An in-depth look at the curators, scenography, and regional commissions shaping Saudi Arabia’s premier international contemporary art platform.
Explore the third edition of the Diriyah Contemporary Art Biennale, "In Interludes and Transitions". Our comprehensive visitor guide covers the co-curators' vision, Formafantasma's industrial scenography, major commissions, and practical tips for navigating the JAX District with Exhibo.
A mid-career survey of the Iraqi abstract painter's layered works exploring conflict, displacement, and ancient Mesopotamian heritage
Asia Society Texas presents the largest iteration of Vian Sora's first US solo museum exhibition, featuring new paintings alongside works by John Chamberlain and Etel Adnan.
An insider's directory to navigating the capital's changing creative spaces, from transformed industrial warehouses to central gallery hubs.
Riyadh's contemporary art scene is expanding at an extraordinary pace. Discover the city's essential creative hubs, from the monumental converted warehouses of the JAX District to the bustling commercial galleries of Al Olaya, with Exhibo's comprehensive cultural guide.
National Etruscan Museum presents 37 fresco panels from the François Tomb in landmark exhibition
Italy's €15m acquisition of 4th-century BC Etruscan frescoes goes on display in Rome, showcasing rare mythological narratives and marking a significant cultural heritage victory.
As temperatures soar across the continent, a stark divide has emerged between institutions that can keep cool and those left sweating
A record-breaking heatwave has exposed how unprepared many European museums are for climate extremes, with smaller institutions forced to close rooms while larger ones become de facto cooling centres.
