Editor’s Note: In July 2024, the ‘Picasso’ artworks detailed in this story were subsequently revealed to be fakes created by museum curator Kirsha Kaechele. A museum in Australia has moved ...

Tasmania's Museum of Old and New Art (Mona) in Hobart, which made the headlines earlier this year for banning people who "do not identify as ladies" from viewing its "Ladies Lounge" installation ...

In this undated photo provided by the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), Kirsha Kaechele poses with a painting in Hobart, Australia. Kaechele has divulged on July 9, 2024, that she was the creator ...

The Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart, Tasmania, is one of the few places on Earth where you can feel like you’re actually in the first ring of hell – ...

Inside Tasmania's famous Museum of Old and New Art lies a large, emerald-draped cube. The walls are thick silk curtains. Within them, a cascading chandelier hangs over a phallus-shaped velvet ...

The Ladies Lounge, at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Tasmania, Australia, was created five years ago by artist Kirsha Kaechele, the wife of the museum’s founder and owner David Walsh.

The installation appears on the museum’s website under the heading of “ Really fancy stuff to do at MONA,” and that’s no joke, because tickets are $500 a pair.The piece was inspired by ...

A museum in Australia has moved Picasso artworks to a women’s restroom, skirting a discrimination complaint by a male visitor who couldn’t enter an exhibit where the works were previously hung.

He had visited Mona - long known for its provocative art - while on a trip to Tasmania in April last year, he said, and bought the $35 (£18; $23) ticket expecting access to the whole museum.