In a recently published Cahiers d’Art monograph, the US artist speaks about responding to “a tsunami of footage of Black people getting killed”

The institution has launched a voluntary redundancy scheme but could ‘move to compulsory redundancy in 2021’

Unseen works and Super 8 films reveal new aspects of her practice

£1.7bn project breaches Unesco’s World Heritage convention says group's lawyer

Activists and artists were trapped in Havana building following demonstrations against police action

Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces slight boost to culture department's budget, but some institutions face extended closure under new tiered system

The Society of Antiquaries is launching a campaign to stay in historic home of Burlington House, close to Piccadilly

Plaster casts were made of the newly discovered victims of Vesuvius eruption, which are believed to have been a wealthy landowner and his slave

New book brings together hundreds of images of nude young men, which “are imbued with an emotional vulnerability that few of his later works exhibit”

Event marking anniversaries of the Emirati museum and New York University Abu Dhabi looked at museum collections, buildings and people, and the impact of coronavirus

Move reflects how museums could cash in on digital initiatives

13th edition of the biannual Korean art exhibition will look at queer theory, feminism and how centuries of tradition collide with contemporary art

Dokolo was buried at Brompton Cemetery in West London yesterday following his funeral at Westminster Cathedral

Many UK institutions are hoping members will continue to support them despite limited benefits and recurring closures

New book, which reveals how the Old Masters influenced the 18th-century British artist, has won the William MB Berger Prize for British Art History

Serpentine Galleries, Tate and historian David Olusoga are on the shortlist for £3m research and development funding

Our World Heritage says it is stepping in to save at-risk locations as “safeguarding has become a secondary concern” for Unesco

Move follows release of National Trust’s slavery report, which was accused of following a ‘woke agenda’

Unesco opposes the scheme which could result in "total loss" of archaeological treasures but English Heritage says it will "reconnect the site with its prehistoric landscape"

The move follows the foundation's launch of a diversity action plan which aims to stamp out racial inequality in the visual arts

Sun & Sea (Marina) won the Golden Lion for Lithuania

Museum chief is asymptomatic and says he will continue working in quarantine

Endangered Material Knowledge Programme will be extended for seven more years with £8.8m grant from Arcadia fund

Petition launched calling for Southbank Centre staff to be reinstated in light of Chancellor’s announcement while Royal Academy confirms coronavirus funding snub

From Jules de Balincourt's painting of Kamala Harris to Rania Matar's photograph of Boston celebrations, we look at artists' reactions to Joe Biden's win

The plans are part of a ten-year agreement between France and Saudi Arabia to develop the AlUla region into a tourism destination

New book outlines the campaign led by the gender-fluid artists on the island of Jersey during the Second World War

Curator Marco Brambilla says public art programme on vast screens off Tottenham Court Road will rival Tate's Turbine Hall commissions in impact

Exhibition schedules disrupted and concerns raised over funding after institutions required to shut down until 2 December

New publication—described as “most personal book to date”—will focus on artist’s use of language