A French charity is raffling Picasso’s 1941 portrait “Tête de femme,” valued at more than 1 million euros, for €100 a ticket to raise funds for Alzheimer’s research. By Jenny Gross A French charity is ...

A family painting that spent decades hanging above a grandmother’s bed stunned viewers on Antiques Roadshow after experts ...

The Hip Pocket was the crossroads of entertainment, mounting posters and flyers about shows, bands and poetry readings in Santa Cruz and San Francisco, giving a boost to the local bohemian ...

IT is said that Christmas has become too commercial—as if in Early Christian times it was just commercial enough—but the real ...

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Hidden in plain sight on a brick-lined street in Edmond, Oklahoma sits a wonderland of yesteryear where forty bucks can transform you into a triumphant treasure hunter with a car full of finds.

Returning in 2026, Bristol Cocktail Weekend promises a fresh pour of creativity, flavour and city-wide celebration. Expect a long weekend showcasing the best of Bristol’s bars and mixologists, with ...

Imagine finding a super-valuable painting in your attic or at a flea market. While the most expensive paintings ever sold tend to be famous pieces everyone watches, some of them were rediscovered ...

new video loaded: Charity Raffle Offers Picasso Painting for 100 Euros transcript A charity raffle is selling tickets for 100 euros to win a Picasso painting worth more than 1 million euros. The ...

Here, from the Tenebrist master’s dramatic oeuvre, we spotlight his top 10 paintings, with points awarded for each work’s storytelling, behind-the-scenes intrigue, and sheer audacity. After missing ...

After perusing far-flung pop-ups, a flurry of fairs, and late-night concerts, our columnist files from Magic City. A piece by Alix Vernet on the left, and by Paul McCarthy on the right, at the Rice ...