A mob toppled a statue of George Washington after first burning an American flag on it.

People have had mixed reactions to the end result, some applauding the creativity and others questioning whether such pieces can be called 'art.'

'It was, amazingly enough, dedicated 123 years ago on May 31st - the day it was defaced.'

'It's a landscape painting and it is quite big. It's got a lake on it, with a bridge and there are lots of trees.'

A 58-year-old woman from Italy won a Pablo PIcasso oil painting worth 1 million euros in a charity auction.

Once he was released, he began to offer some of his paintings for sale to offset his living costs. He didn't want to, but frankly, he didn't have a choice.

His family confirmed that a body found Sunday in Camp Hero State Park in Montauk was his.

Closed from Mar. 13 to May 10, the Kennedy Center notified musicians of its initial payment freeze hours after presidential signature of the CARES Act.

The prime minister of the Netherlands ordered all museums and theaters to close to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

Union workers at the Louvre, fearful of the coronavirus, refused to staff the museum Sunday, leading to its closure.