Emily Sharpe
MoMA breathes life into Bruce Conner’s gas chamber sculpture
The haunting work titled CHILD goes on show in New York after two decades away from the public eye
International Council of Museums conference: institutions asked to think beyond collections
Participants in Milan will ponder the relationship between museums and the cultural landscape<br>
Brexit vote triggers shock and dismay
Fears for London art market amid political and economic uncertainty after UK votes to leave EU
South London Gallery in Peckham needs £1m more for its fire station
Gallery nears fundraising goal for restoration project
When disasters strike, keep calm and conserve
Facing physical, financial and political catastrophe, leading conservators share their survival strategies
Cuba or bust: conservators from US plan study trip
Mission will focus on Cuba's photographic collections
Silk Road leads to Los Angeles as Getty show recreates Mogao Grottoes
Long-term China-US project produces replicas of caves from the ancient world’s “information superhighway”
New light shed on craftsmen who captured sea life in glass
Corning Museum restores fragile models by father and son glassblowers Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka
British Museum dips its toes into world of underwater archaeology
London institution’s new show explores Egypt’s lost cities<br>
Top shows to see during Frieze New York
Our pick of exhibitions at museums in the city
Twist of fate leads to new finds in Tutankhamun’s tomb
Firm behind the high-resolution images that led to the discovery was “moved on” from another important pharaonic burial site
Nepal earthquake anniversary: World Monuments Fund to finance rebuilding of Char Narayan Temple
After slow start, country’s prime minister says reconstruction of other key heritage sites is also due to begin
Like day and night: Joseph Wright works go back on display in Derby after restoration
An earlier overzealous job had consigned the paintings to storage
Race to digitise photographs chronicling the birth of Bangladesh
The late photojournalist Rashid Talukder buried his politically sensitive images to hide them from the military regime
Top five London gardens designed by Capability Brown
Three hundred years after his birth, the imprint of the renowned landscape designer can be admired without leaving the UK’s capital city
Visitor Figures 2015: Jeff Koons is the toast of Paris and Bilbao
But Taipei tops the most visited exhibition list, with a show of works by the 20th-century artist Chen Cheng-po
For the record: 18th-century drawings of Palmyra on show in Cologne
Louis-François Cassas documented many of the ancient Syrian city’s buildings, including the Temple of Bel that Isil destroyed last year
British Museum’s collection to go under the microscope
New scientific research department to focus on organic artefacts, ancient human health and diet, and early technologies and materials
Venice is Europe’s most endangered heritage site, watchdog warns
Group is urging politicians and business leaders to act before it’s too late
Medieval building in Hieronymus Bosch's home town collapses
Façade was meant to feature in quincentenary lightshow, but event organisers are adamant that show will go on
Whistler’s girl restored to favour
Scholars now believe Symphony in White is one of 50 rolled-up canvases that vanished after artist's bankruptcy