The site sustained damage from a nearby airstrike, Unesco says

Records show how masters retained power over enslaved people even after emancipation

Meanwhile Art Dubai fair, scheduled for April, plans to go ahead but its organisers are "monitoring the situation closely"

A post-revolution election has brought to power familiar figures, but change is still possible, some say

The commitment to bricks and mortar can be expensive and inflexible for galleries

Local galleries that stayed nimble during recent socioeconomic headwinds have emerged from the market downturn

The waning adventurousness in these spaces speaks to important shifts in the trade over the past two decades

The New York-based publisher sees opportunity in the city’s large community of artists

The Dutch museum has undertaken a two-year study of the 17th-century work "Vision of Zacharias in the Temple"

A member of the Dutch activist group Free the Filton 24 has claimed responsibility on social media

Pégard, a former advisor to the French president Emmanuel Macron, enters a ministry struggling with budgetary cuts and badly shaken by the stunning Louvre heist

Redevelopment makes Newcastle Art Gallery biggest regional collection in New South Wales

“In Interludes and Transitions” includes more than 25 commissions and works by Samia Halaby, Etel Adnan, Pacita Abad and Kamala Ibrahim Ishag

After beginning her career in the 1950s, and then taking 25 years out to raise a family, the artist finally hit her stride in the 2000s. Now, she is the first female painter to have a show in the main galleries of the Royal Academy of Arts in London

“The Visitors” includes more than 30 new paintings of youths who represent “cliches of the contemporary tourist”

The announcement comes after a court dismissed Gabrielle Goliath’s attempt to have her project reinstated—a ruling that has been met with anger by members of South Africa’s art world

Knife-Woman is the fullest account to date of the life of one of the most influential artists of the last century

‘The Last Resort’, which will be republished later this year, is the subject of a new show at the late photographer’s foundation

The author Amy Dempsey talks about her new book exploring the tension between overexposure and invisibility

Our round-up of the latest art publications

Plus, full listings of the biennials, triennials and festivals taking place throughout the year

Our columnist gazes into her crystal ball to spot the major trends—from London regaining its lustre to AI fatigue—that are set to dominate the trade over the coming 12 months

Adrian Searle has described writing for the paper as “an exhilarating ride”

Meanwhile film star Angelina Jolie also put in an appearance at Art Basel Qatar

Olaf Nicolai's "Eisfeld II" has taken up residence in an 18th-century banqueting hall

The draw is due to take place at Christie's Paris next April

Exhibitions pairing Munch with Paula Modersohn-Becker and Maria Lassnig provide opportunities to subvert the established order

We need to reframe the subject as one worth knowing about, rather than focusing on its use

Art duo are delivering actionable ecological change through sustainable food production and consumption schemes

Having a legal structure and policy that allows institutions to make moral decisions on returning objects is crucial

Shaped by the austerity of her Mennonite upbringing and the bustling Vancouver art scene of the 1960s and 70s, she developed a playful, poignant and exacting visual language

One of the most important Latin American artists of the 20th century, she influenced the direction of post-war painting and helped shape Colombia’s museums as a curator, educator and mentor

Alongside her work at organisations such as New York’s Just Above Midtown gallery and the Boca Raton Museum of Art in Florida, Goncharov was also an artist

The pioneering painter was known for his luminous skies and loaded slogans on power, space and freedom