Art & Heritage: Bangladesh’s Border Guard (BGB) handed seven ancient statues and artifacts to the Department of Archaeology for preservation, after court-ordered transfers following border operations. Museum & Art Crime: Sicily’s Museo Regionale di Messina faces disciplinary action for custodians tied to a Renaissance heist during the La Vara procession, with an Antonello da Messina altarpiece at the center of the theft. Exhibitions & Photography: “No Borders” brings Emmy-winning photographer Richard Bickel’s global photojournalism to Thomasville Center for the Arts, while Thomasville also hosts the exhibit opening reception. Ancient Art Discovery: A 4,000-year-old painted stone from Indonesia’s Wetar Island points to Austronesian maritime symbolism, expanding what we think ancient voyagers carried—shared ideas as well as goods. Contemporary Art: Tate Britain’s Hurvin Anderson retrospective spotlights themes of migration and belonging, and Annette Messager’s animal-filled world opens at a hunting-themed museum setting. Culture in Motion: Marriott’s Luxury Collection launches “Expeditions” for deeper, expert-led cultural immersion, and PixAI’s Creator Lab spotlights AI-assisted production for longer-form creative worlds. Music & Community: Artesia’s International Street Fair books hometown pop group The Two Lips, and Lagos declares Ìṣẹ̀ṣe Day a work-free Thursday to spotlight Yoruba spiritual heritage.