Hannah McGivern
National anthems, national myths, national crises: pick of the Venice Biennale pavilions
Official pavilions in the Giardini and the Arsenale that are already talking points, plus national presentations across Venice that are part of the collateral programme
Camden Arts Centre gets first new director in almost 30 years
British-born Martin Clark joins the London institution from Bergen Kunsthall
Dutch masterpieces owned by the Russian tsars to travel to Amsterdam
State Hermitage Museum is lending works, including six paintings by Rembrandt, to its Netherlands outpost
In pictures: St Petersburg’s Winter Palace ransacked after the Bolshevik Revolution
Images from the archives of the Hermitage museum are on show at London's Calvert 22 Foundation for one weekend only
Forced migration anchors a show in Italy
Personal items of shipwrecked migrants are included in a Milan exhibition
Mummy mania makes comeback in Liverpool
UK museum housing largest collection of ancient Egyptian artefacts outside the British Museum reopens after 18-month refurbishment
Art Basel's film programme taps into political zeitgeist
Films about Islamic State, North Korea and the Black Lives Matter movement among highlights of curator Maxa Zoller's line-up
In the heart of Europe, a new show reflects a diverse and globalised world
For its tenth anniversary, the Wiels contemporary art centre in Brussels presents a “blueprint” for how museums can address instability and migration
Pompeii will have 'regular maintenance at last'
Massimo Osanna, the man leading the ancient city's restoration, has turned the site around—but there is still work to do
Egypt revives major museum projects, six years after revolution
Political will is there but cash remains short
Triennale di Milano: art effects empathy as forced migration anchors show
The Restless Earth explores the divisive subject currently preoccupying global media
From Lawrence of Arabia’s robes to Napoleon’s horse: National Army Museum reopens in London
Three-year refurbishment has transformed museum's brutalist 1960s building, which now includes five new thematic galleries
Curators cautiously venture into virtual reality
Museums are following in the footsteps of artists such as Jordan Wolfson and Jon Rafman
In pictures: Encounters at Art Basel in Hong Kong
Curator Alexie Glass-Kantor gives us a tour of the fair's section for large-scale sculptures and installations
Danish collective SUPERFLEX will take over Tate Modern's Turbine Hall
Artists' plans for prestigious Hyundai Commission have not yet been revealed
Old Master exhibitions not to miss in 2017
Coming to a museum near you: mentors, medals and monarchs… oh my!
Female Old Masters finally get their day in the sun
Museum exhibitions and acquisitions reveal a renewed interest in the great female artists of the past
Wiels Contemporary Art Centre as the Absent Museum: old and new works come together in centre's 10th anniversary exhibition
In the heart of Europe, a new show reflects a diverse and globalised world
Foundation uses crowdfunding to raise $65,000 to restore work by female Old Master
The Last Supper scene by the 16th-century nun Plautilla Nelli is due to go on show in 2018
Italian Renaissance specialist Miguel Falomir chosen to head up Prado
Unanimous vote by selection committee still needs approval from trustees and Spanish government
Francis Kéré becomes first African architect to win Serpentine Pavilion commission
Architect’s tree-like wooden structure takes inspiration from the meeting-place of choice in villages throughout Africa
Leonardo’s Adoration of the Magi returns to Uffizi after restoration
Florence museum’s 2017 programme also includes exhibition tracing Eisenstein's interest in Renaissance art
Stolen Guercino painting found in Casablanca
Altarpiece was taken from church in Modena, Italy, in 2014
Call for Italy’s quake-stricken works to return home for treatment
Mayors demand that salvaged works of art be restored locally