The local authorities have not learned the identities of the people in the video, and Ms. Carlon said the museum hoped that releasing it would encourage the accidental vandals to come forward and ...

“They waited for the staff to leave the room,” Vanessa Carlon, the museum’s director, said in a video posted on its social media. “And then… off they went, indifferent to what had happened.

But the incident was caught on camera. “It wasn’t such a brilliant thought to sit on an artwork,” Vanessa Carlon, the museum’s director, tells the New York Times’ Claire Moses.

“They waited for the staff to leave the room,” Vanessa Carlon, the museum’s director, said in a video posted on its social media. “And then… off they went, indifferent to what had happened.

"It would be ridiculous — if it hadn't really happened. A museum's worst nightmare," wrote Vannessa Carlon, director of Palazzo Maffei, in the caption. The viral reel ends with the sculpture ...

When a bar attendant with no criminal history saw her ex walking down the street with his new family, she saw red. Mackay Magistrates Court heard Emma Rose Fairbanks, 20, was working at Carlon’s ...

Lucia Suarez Sang is an associate managing editor at CBSNews.com. Previously, Lucia was the director of digital content at FOX61 News in Connecticut and has previously written for outlets ...