Traveling art exhibits "Beyond Van Gogh" and "Beyond Monet" are bringing their immersive experiences to Festival Hall in ...

New Yorkers can see some of Vincent Van Gogh’s popular paintings come to life at a new exhibition coming to the New York Botanical Garden this summer. The Van ...

There has been plenty of consternation over Green Bay Packers first round pick Lukas Van Ness and his first couple of years in the NFL, which have not exactly been spectacular. This led many to clamor ...

With the arrival of the Salon du dessin 2025, which will bring together collectors, experts, and enthusiasts from around the world at the Palais Brongniart, this is the perfect moment to celebrate the ...

But the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam - which possesses the world's largest collection of his work - begs to differ. 'We have considered the new information mentioned in the LMI Group’s "Elimar ...

But according to the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, that claim just doesn’t hold up. The painting, titled Elimar, shows a fisherman smoking a pipe and was allegedly painted around 1889.

German artist Anselm Kiefer (born 1945) named his work De sterrennacht (The Starry Night) (2019) after Vincent van Gogh ... to purchase tickets in advance. If you’ll be in Amsterdam this ...

Tickets for the North American dates will go on presale March 31, with general sales beginning on April 3. In Europe and the U.K., presale tickets will be available on March 31, with general ...

Amsterdam is one of those places I can never get enough of. No matter how many times I visit, I always leave feeling like I needed just one more day… or week! There’s something special about this city ...

You are fascinated by artistic personalities and want to dive deeper into the life and work of Van Gogh. It’s your first time in Amsterdam. The Van Gogh Museum is an essential stop for any first time ...

Tickets are available on the MFA’s website ... After the exhibition concludes in Boston, it will travel to Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum for display from October 2025 through January 2026.

Five years on, Euronews Culture reflects on the things we miss the most from the March 2020 Covid lockdown and what practices we'd bring back.