Rome’s Pantheon, free for now, may charge for entry by 2018
Entry fees to help maintain city’s most popular archaeological site, which received 7 million visitors last year
Stake in $14.7m De Kooning painting among Steven Mnuchin’s assets
Trump’s nominee for treasury secretary listed the work as part of a dynasty trust, federal ethics filings reveal
Steve McQueen’s Ashes to have US debut at the ICA Boston
The artist’s film of a young man killed by drug violence was a star of the 2015 Venice Biennale
Smithsonian expands its folk art holdings with donation of 93 works
The gift comes from the son of the late Margaret Robson, the American patron and advocate for self-taught artists
Philip Rylands steps down as director of Venice’s Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Long-time leader helped convert the collector’s palazzo on the Grand Canal into the city’s second most visited museum
Indian right-wing groups target Jaipur Art Summit over semi-nude painting
Artist attacked for creating “obscene” work and pictures snatched off the walls during incident
Bonhams Los Angeles offers rare Quahog pearl that escaped the dinner table
New England grad student found the gem in a bag of clams he bought for $25
Good art in bad taste: art that mixes high and low culture at the fair
You know what they say—there's no accounting for taste. There are many handsome works on show at Art Basel, but there are also works by artists who care little about refinement
'It literally prints in air': SHoP Architects on creating the world's largest 3D-printed object
The 2016 winner of Design Miami’s Visionary Award combines 3D technology with nature
Top 10 shows during Art Basel in Miami Beach
Our pick of what to see at museums and private collections, including Bayrle, Kounnelis, a Kiefer double bill
Artist creates mirrored shields for Standing Rock protesters
Cannupa Hanska Luger says he hopes the project will empower demonstrators and create a connection with police
Edward Snowden, artists and activists to weigh-in on Trump at Oakland tech conference
The organisers of the Real Future Fair have made the event free to everyone following the results of the US election
Peek into Ai Weiwei’s mobile phone photos in Amsterdam exhibition
#SafePassage at the Fotografiemuseum features 16,500 images captured by the artist over the past five years
Impossible to ignore: joint gallery show in New York focuses on Carolee Schneemann’s lesser-known works
PPOW and Galerie Lelong are presenting mixed-media installations and drawings from the 1980s and 90s
When Weston shot Whitman
Overlooked photographs from the 1940s finally enjoy recognition at the Huntington
Five photography shows coming up this year
From masterworks of French photography in Philadelphia, to the 1970s feminist avant-garde in London, to mass media images in Los Angeles
Three to see: New York
Explore art history with Kerry James Marshall and bask in the pure positivity of Mark Leceky
What immortal hand or eye? Gallery dedicated to William Blake opens in San Francisco
California bookseller John Windle has built a 300-strong collection of the British Romantic poet’s art and writing
Three to see: New York
From Charlotte Brontë’s letters to Robert Morris's plywood sculptures, we've got you covered on what to see in the city and beyond
French Realist painting resurfaces at Cincinnati auction thanks to Facebook tip
Work by William-Adolphe Bouguereau sells for $1.1m at Cowan’s Auctions
Met sued over Picasso painting allegedly sold under duress by Jewish refugee
The heirs of Paul Leffmann are seeking to recover The Actor from the museum
Fluxus is alive and well at New York university galleries
Two exhibitions at CUNY and NYU focus on artist Alison Knowles and cellist Charlotte Moorman
What to see in DC this autumn, from rare Korans to durational performance
Our insider’s guide to the top exhibitions and events in the US capital
Antiques dealers arrested and $4.5m worth of ivory seized in New York
The haul was uncovered by investigators following an undercover sting operation
Taryn Simon looks at how we all mourn at the Park Avenue Armory
US Immigration is an unwitting curator in the multidisciplinary artist’s project on the global practice of grieving
Palmyra’s Triumphal Arch rises again in New York
On the heels of bomb scares in the city, a cultural casualty of Isis is rebuilt in City Hall Park
Socrates Sculpture Park releases design for first permanent building
The Cubes, designed by New York and Naples firm LOT-EK, will allow for year-round indoor programming
Three to see: London
Gawp and howl at Wifredo Lam’s Vodou inspired-works before being sectioned at the Wellcome Collection’s Bedlam show <br>