'Future Goldsmiths' marks the third restructure programme at the south London-based university in five years

Procedures for returning objects will be “strictly supervised” and the law applies only to items illegally taken between June 1815 and April 1972

Artists in Florida and beyond highlight the desperate choice Cubans must make, between staying in a country in seemingly terminal decline, or making a treacherous journey to a country where they are no longer welcome

The Holy See pavilion will honour the the life and legacy of the Benedictine nun, Saint Hildegard of Bingen

Brazil’s largest art fair showcases local identity as regional galleries capitalise on shifting international attention

VIP day of Art Cologne Palma Mallorca saw brisk sales at the lower end, while war in the Middle East boosts the Spanish island's position as a holiday and culture destination

A new registry of experts is being assembled in a bid to tackle counterfeits and prevent damage to art

Shiva Zahed Gallery, which opened in February, will focus on contemporary artists—but war in Iran poses a major obstacle, even after the announcement of a ceasefire

The new collections hub page speaks to an “institutional commitment to accountability and transparency”, the museum’s director Tristram Hunt said

The upgrades, set to start in March 2027 and estimated to cost between $600m and $800m, will include a new tram from the parking structure to the museum’s hilltop campus

The fate of the 4,000 objects—including works by Christina Ramberg, Roger Brown, Martin Puryear and Edra Soto—remains unclear

The museum has acquired the beloved US illustrator’s ‘The Dugout’, his 1948 painting of Chicago Cubs players

The biennial will launch in November, anchored by Mérida’s rich community of artists, galleries and alternative spaces

“New Woman, New Vision” explores lesser-known works from the Bauhaus archive

The hotel and art centre in Provence is showing the famous ‘Lockheed Lounge’ chair and ‘Electra’, a monumental 6m-high sculpture unveiled for the first time

The Belgian city’s MoMu fashion museum celebrates the 40th anniversary of the designers’ international breakthrough

According to our 2025 Visitor Figures survey, the Seoul location of the museum is attracting more international guests

Danish government reforms have resulted in increased funds for museums, but some question the equity of grants based on footfall

Expanded version of the Holocaust Expropriated Art Recovery (Hear) Act in the US fundamentally alters the legal landscape for both claimants and current owners

Against a backdrop of a contracting job market for graduates, initiatives such as the Sotheby’s Institute’s fellowship programme are supporting the next generation of art industry experts

As increasingly extreme weather threatens cultural sites, archaeologists are turning to technology to try and record them before they are lost forever

The place where we observe a work of art—and the feelings we have—play a crucial role in our experience

Beyond his famous chair design, Friedeberg created a singular world of ornament, architecture, and irony

Angulo’s work was devoted to decolonising the museum, anti-racism and reparation with a special focus on diversifying narratives to include more Black and Indigenous voices

The dealer was known for her support of conceptually challenging artistic practices, and credited with bringing key European figures like Gerhard Richter and Marcel Broodthaers to the US

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

Speaking on a podcast, the artist likened art galleries to estate agents

A double of Georgia Meloni was spotted in the chapel of the Basilica of St Lawrence in Lucina

Picture featuring his sons, husband David and their dogs goes on show at the National Portrait Gallery in London

Deputy head of sculpture's slang-heavy posts appeal to a new generation of art lovers