Louvre Abu Dhabi and the National Museum of Oman (NM) have signed a new loan agreement, through which two distinguished pieces from Louvre Abu Dhabi's collection will be exhibited there for one year.
The agreement continues the tradition of cultural exchange between the two museums, offering visitors an insightful exploration of Islamic art and modern abstraction.
The National Museum will feature a Bowl with a Two-colour Inscription and the 1963 painting Homage to the Square by Josef Albers.
Italy buys rare Caravaggio portrait after year‑long talks
Italy has bought a rare portrait by baroque master Caravaggio for 30 million euros ($32.7 million), one of the largest sums the state has ever paid for a single artwork, the Culture Ministry said on Tuesday.
Prada layers winter jackets over light dresses at Milan show
Prada's autumn/winter show in Milan on Thursday has included embroidered satin dresses, sheer skirts, and wool sweaters, while the front row presence of Mark Zuckerberg fuelled speculation about a potential smart glasses partnership.
Sportswear brand On launches South Korea robot factory to tackle supply chain risk
Sportswear brand On Running has opened a factory in Busan, South Korea using robots to make running shoes and plans more robot factories in the United States and Europe as it tries to speed up manufacturing and delivery, the company said on Wednesday.
Al Fahidi Fort to reopen after major restoration project
Dubai’s oldest surviving building, Al Fahidi Fort, is moving closer to reopening after a major restoration project, with officials confirming the historic site is expected to welcome visitors again in the first half of 2026.
Dubai’s Museum of the Future reaches five million visitors since opening
Dubai’s Museum of the Future has attracted nearly five million visitors since opening in February 2022, according to officials, marking four years since the landmark attraction launched.
