In the aftermath of a contentious presidential election and amid ongoing political and economic crises, cultural organisations band together

The London museum has a remarkable archive and library, available to all, and a research strategy that includes the opening of a new research centre in 2028

Nick Smith, the gallery's archivist, tells three of his favourite stories from 200 years of records at the Trafalgar Square institution

The extensive archive, which includes client correspondence and daily records, will be catalogued over the course of the next few years

The Independent art fair has partnered with Los Angeles’s Contemporary Art Library to launch the New York Gallery History Project

Bard's Center for Curatorial Studies will receive artist files, catalogues and more from the more than 25 years the dealer operated Gavin Brown's Enterprise

Hauser & Wirth Institute is supporting processing of materials from New York’s Drawing Center and Dieu Donné, and the archive of Jesse Murry

The venue will bring together photographs, works of art, political documents and more that showcase art in the country as it transitioned through independence

The director of the Wiener Holocaust Library in London described the vandalism as “an action that can only make sense to antisemites and their enablers”

The septuagenarian artist, best known for her large-scale wire rope installations, has experienced a resurgence of attention from institutions and curators in recent years

The storied institution has opened its archives—parts of which were untouched decades—to artists and historians

Her relationship with her father is the subject of an ongoing exhibition at the Picasso Museum in Paris

Pictures capturing Rome and Florence prior to the Nazi leader's arrival were recovered by Italy's art recovery hit squad and are now held in the historic Luce film archive

An online conference backed by a research project will explore how institutions can care for time-based, live and organic art

Digital project from the Institute for Palestine Studies in Beirut explores how the Palestinian people have used art to express their social and political history

Newly announced funding for the Studio Museum in Harlem and Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute follow 2021 grants to small nonprofits in Chicago, British Columbia and Hong Kong

Blaze has ripped through the Reading Room of the Jagger Library at the University of Cape Town

The vast collection of auction catalogues dates back to Christie's very first sale in 1766 and has been an invaluable resource for dealers and academics

Petition against the move claims that management want to ‘orientate the museum to income generation’

Museum curators chart the human angle of the crisis, but collecting material on recent events comes with ethical considerations

The disposal of objects from museum collections has been a source of controversy for decades. Did 2020 mark a turning point in the debate?

The Gilcrease Museum has also received a $300,000 grant to conserve and digitise the ephemera collection "so that these atrocities would not be forgotten"

The Art Newspaper's Review editor Ben Luke picks his favourites from the archive

To mark the London museum’s big birthday, we have searched our archive for our favourite articles on the institution, from a critic's take on the café’s cuisine to an interview with Tate’s former director Nicholas Serota ahead of the Switch House’s opening in 2016

Online book demonstrates the groundbreaking work by Factum Foundation to create high-resolution facsimiles but also raises questions of value

Our first collection of archival stories looks at the major financial shifts and trends that have impacted collectors and those in the trade since 1990—and continue to be relevant today

Although its building is still under construction, the institution is partnering with Lacma on a one-day film programme in South Los Angeles next month

New York-based Wildenstein-Plattner Institute will digitise fabled Wildenstein archive of sale catalogues, letters and experts’ notes

Collection of more than 45,000 artists’ sketchbooks is planning to become a non-profit, and help establish satellite venues around the country

As shadow minister for the arts 15 years ago, Johnson laid out his plans in The Art Newspaper