The medieval embroidery was delivered to the museum from France in the early hours of the morning ahead of the September exhibition opening

The new code provides revised principles on how institutions should handle issues ranging from education to their relationship to society

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The academic Daisy Dixon discusses her new book investigating the art that has provoked outrage over the centuries

Government awareness is increasing globally as the emphasis shifts from treatment towards prevention

A painting by the 18th-century artist was given to the museum by Dallas-based collectors Richard and Luba Barrett, alongside two other works

Tickets for this year's event will cost £3,500 a head to raise funds towards the museum's billion-pound transformation

Tickets to view the fragile medieval tapestry, which is on rare loan from France, are now sold out through the end of 2026, with further releases to come

Any closure of the museum's building “will be subject to a full review and consultation”, according to Amgueddfa Cymru (Museum Wales)

Designs by Grayson Perry and Yinka Shonibare will go on show across England and also be for sale to raise funds to support more artist commissions in psychiatric wards

The Public Accounts Committee scrutinises the Department for Culture, Media and Sport in its report, accusing the government department of a ‘lack of leadership’

Consigned from the holdings of Anita and Poju Zabludowicz, the £15.4m sale fell within estimate

The museum has been praised for the ambitious way it has shared its collections and for its social outreach

Made in collaboration with local students, Ruth Ewan's sculpture will mark the beginning of a heritage trail at the redeveloped Dagenham Green site

‘Persistence’ implies that the former prime minister is to blame for the 1943 Bengal famine, which historian Andrew Roberts says is inaccurate

The revamped museum, which focuses on the history of the UK capital, will open to the public on 28 November 2026

The Manchester Jewish Museum was meanwhile awarded £100,000

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

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