BSA Weekly Image Spotlight: May 18, 2025

**BSA Weekly Image Highlights: May 18, 2025** The Allure of Urban Art: A Visual Delight Urban art keeps progressing as a lively and energetic means of visual representation, infusing colors and creativity into city landscapes across the globe. This week, the Brooklyn Street Art (BSA) collective unveils its newest image highlights, displaying groundbreaking artworks that embody the essence and richness […]

Louvre Museum Closes Due to Staff Strike Over Work Fatigue

Thousands of visitors to the Louvre Museum in Paris were stuck in hours-long lines outside the institution today, June 16, when the museum shuttered for part of the day due to an unplanned staff strike. The spontaneous work stoppage, which involved gallery attendants and reception and security workers, focused on claims of poor working conditions exacerbated by overcrowding and a […]

Visitors Damage Van Gogh Chair by Sitting on It in Museum

Italian Artist’s Crystal Chair Damaged by Tourists A recent art incident at Verona’s Palazzo Maffei brought attention to the risks facing museum artworks. Two tourists caused damage to Nicola Bolla’s “Van Gogh” chair sculpture, which was adorned with hundreds of Swarovski crystals. Surveillance footage captured one tourist posing as if seated on the sculpture while the other took a photo, […]

Van Gogh’s Renowned Floral Masterpieces Reimagined at New York Botanical Garden

Vincent van Gogh’s profound appreciation for the natural world was a continual wellspring of creativity throughout his short existence. Blooms, especially, are prominent in many of the celebrated Dutch Post-Impressionist artist’s notable pieces, from his famous Sunflowers to the esteemed Irises. Now, you can see Van Gogh’s floral paintings come to life at the Van Gogh’s Flowers exhibit at the […]