UNESCO Adds 26 Sites to World Heritage List
UNESCO has added 26 sites to its World Heritage List, including four new sites located on the African continent and the Murujuga Aboriginal lands.| ARTnews.com
UNESCO has added 26 sites to its World Heritage List, including four new sites located on the African continent and the Murujuga Aboriginal lands.| ARTnews.com
Zelenskyy gifted Pope Leo an image of the Madonna and child painted on a panel of wood from an artillery crate.| ARTnews.com
The decision to leave UNESCO was announced by the State Department on Tuesday and will take effect at the end of 2026.| ARTnews.com
For Ukraine, For Their Freedom and Ours! has accused Russia of the “systematic, widespread, and organized” looting of Ukrainian cultural heritage.| ARTnews.com
Australian politicians are protesting UNESCO's concerns over ancient rock art in Murujuga near the proposed Woodside gas project.| ARTnews.com
A new report by a German research group has found that fossil fuels projects are occurring on UNESCO protected heritage sites.| ARTnews.com
The EU has also sanctioned the director of the “Tauric Chersonese” State Museum-Preserve.| ARTnews.com
It will collect hi-res satellite imagery and has enlisted the services of Microsoft.| ARTnews.com
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