The prizewinner nominated Chapter NY to receive funding towards participation at next year's fair

The emir's Sheikha Al-Mayassa bint Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani revealed details of the purpose-built location, on which construction is expected to begin in 2028

Kunstmuseum Basel show traces the early history of queer art and artists, from the time the word “homosexual” was coined

Co-sponsored by arts charity Art Explora, the new mobile museum aims to increase access to the UK's Government Art Collection and works from other partner institutions

The bronze work is presented as part of Parcours, the fair's public art section

From Tracey Emin to Nicholas Serota, tributes have poured in for the painter since his death at 88 years old on 11 June

The 1959 painting 'The Castle of the Pyrenees' is being restored at the Israel Museum

Charting the Turkish city's history through the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, the V&A claims that the show will be “the first exhibition in the UK to tell this story in full”

The director of the Museo Galileo, which has led the Leonardotheka project, says it sets a “compelling precedent for how cultural institutions can and must retain intellectual ownership of their digital endeavours”

Best known for her graphic novel Persepolis and its award-winning film adaption, Satrapi died in Paris on 4 June from “sadness” following her husband's recent death

The hub, housed in complex of industrial buildings in north London, will showcase illustration and graphics by the celebrated British artist and many others

The opening of the French street artist's newest public work and tribute to Christo and Jeanne-Claude has now been delayed

Our round-up of the latest art publications

Three key takeaways from a new book that looks at the artist's designs for shop awnings, advertising illustrations, screen-printed clothes and more

The television veteran will replace Nicholas Serota, known for his Tate directorship, on 1 August for a term of four years

Widely known by her online alter ego Jerry Gogosian, Helphenstein had come to prominence through her memes and critiques of the art world

The duct-taped banana installation was swiftly restored after its "perishable element" went missing on Saturday afternoon

The museum rescheduled a May lecture on Ancient Israel and Judah upon learning that a significant number of participants intended to disrupt the event

Following an independent review, Let's Create has been replaced with an interim strategic framework

Created during the Surrealist's treatment at a Spanish sanatorium, the work will go on display in London in July before travelling to Faro Santander in Spain

The late 13th century illuminated manuscript is estimated to sell for £1.5m-£2m this summer

In his first major teaching, Pope Leo XIV cites Picasso's Guernica as a human creation of 'almost prophetic significance'

The “commitment will strengthen Centre Pompidou’s work across access, scholarship, and the preservation of public knowledge” according to a statement

A storm of opinion is raging in the arts world on whether an admission fee is needed, with some museums arguing the income would be offset by a loss of other revenue

The first tranche of tickets can be booked from 1 July; members, meanwhile, will only be able to visit free-of-charge twice

The Hong Kong and Paris institutions will stage a major exhibition with work from both collections, to open at the revamped Centre Pompidou in 2030

Featuring a Barbara Hepworth sculpture, the display is framed as a "taster" of Tate Britain's public sculpture garden to open next year

Best known for daring audiences to face and feel the female body on her own terms, the performance artist died in Vienna on 14 May at 85 years old

The New Museum’s senior curator takes us around the fair, highlighting works by Arthur Simms, Pedro Neves and others

The Brooklyn Museum and the Baltimore Museum of Art both acquired works with assistance from the Sherman Family Foundation Acquisition Fund