Emily Sharpe
Tefaf New York Spring: Colour blocking at the Armory
Dickinson gallery's stand celebrates 100 years of De Stijl
Works not to miss at Frieze New York
From Cornelia Parker's ode to Jimi Hendrix to Donald Judd's minimalist furniture
Tefaf's transplant takes root in New York
Contemporary art and a Surrealist feast are on the menu for second north American outing of Maastricht-based import
Meet Idrimi, the British Museum’s 3,500-year-old Syrian refugee
Digital modelling will give the public unprecedented access and provide an accurate representation of the statue’s current condition
Future of Wentworth Woodhouse secure after £7m purchase
The Grade-I listed, 18th-century property is believed to be the largest private home in the UK
'Rediscovered' Degas goes on show in London
Stair Sainty gallery is staging a selling-exhibition around the controversial work
World Monuments Fund launches Instagram campaign to save Modern buildings
The initiative comes days after three key structures in India were demolished
UK exhibition costs statue an arm and a leg—in a good way
Conservators remove sculpture’s “horrendous” replacement limbs ahead of Fitzwilliam show
De Stijl factory gets a new lease of life in time for art movement's centenary
New owners restore De Ploeg—the only industrial building designed by Gerrit Rietveld
'World's shortest railway' to resume service by this summer
Angel's Flight, a historic funicular in downtown Los Angeles, gets major revamp ahead of its reopening
British Museum’s ancient Syrian refugee who became king goes online
London institution creates digital 3D model of 3,500-year-old statue of Idrimi
Visitor figures 2016: Christo helps 1.2 million people to walk on water
While the Whitney breaks the hold of New York’s Met and MoMA
Emperor’s collection of dodos and dragons to go on display at the Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam museum secures long-term loan of 750 watercolours bought at Tefaf
Photos of Guercino painting, rolled up like a rug by thieves, reveal extent of damage
The work was taken from an Italian church in 2014 and recently recovered in Casablanca
Rare, newly restored 300-year japanned cabinet on offer at the Bada fair
Original silver revealed after experts painstakingly stripped layers of gold paint from the cresting and stand of William and Mary piece
French museum lifts the veil on Rodin work not previously exhibited
Fragile plaster sculpture, draped in fabric, restored for Anselm Kiefer's show at Musée Rodin
Economist Rachel Pownall to present online art market report at Tefaf Spring in New York
Her recent survey of art and antiques dealers revealed that 67% expected their online third-party sales to increase
Will American buyers show up to Tefaf Maastricht?
With two new New York editions, and US collectors curtailing international travel for economic and political reasons, some dealers are sceptical—but remain hopeful
Objects of desire: what dealers are taking to Tefaf
Visitors can expect to see an eclectic mix at Maastricht
‘Lost’ Cubist painting found under later work
The granddaughter of Belgian artist René Guiette chances upon concealed composition beneath her grandfather’s Art Brut picture
Antwerp's Axel Vervoordt Gallery opens “art village” in former distillery
The Belgian art and design firm expands its operations with a long-planned, mixed-use building
All you need is LOVE (and a good conservator)
The Indianapolis Museum of Art restores sculpture by Robert Indiana
String theory: Spanish refugees inspired Henry Moore’s 1930s stringed sculptures
Bold colours revealed during restoration of San Diego Museum of Art's latest acquisition
It's about time: NYU launches US first time-based media conservation graduate course
The degree is the first of its kind in the US and reflects the growing need for specialists in the field
Brueghel discovered in Bath museum’s storeroom
Tests confirm that the Holburne’s picture is by Pieter Brueghel the Younger and not by a follower
