Hannah McGivern
La Dolce Vita’s Trevi Fountain revived
The Fendi-backed €2.2m restoration of the Roman tourist favourite is nearly complete
Julia Peyton-Jones to step down from Serpentine Galleries in 2016
During 25 years at the helm she transformed pavilion in London park into venue for international art and architecture
Florence Baptistery hauls down the scaffolding in time for Papal visit
€2m restoration of eight marble outer walls took 21 months
Brick by brick: Ai Weiwei crowdsources Lego for new political work
Toy maker has refused to supply materials for artist’s installation in Melbourne
Three years late but with the entire human story in its sights
Revamp of Musée de l’Homme will chart humanity’s story from prehistory to the present—and future
John Hoyland show opens Hirst’s new Vauxhall gallery
Hirst is a fan and friend of the late abstract painter
Damien Hirst’s gallery opens in south London without a Hirst in sight
Newport Street Gallery’s lofty spaces are devoted to his friend John Hoyland’s abstract canvases
London's National Gallery fully reopens after 111-day strike
Union members reached agreement with gallery over work conditions
Blurred lines: anything goes at this year's Turner Prize
From opera singers to homewares, works in the 2015 exhibition break out of traditional art categories
Discovery leads experts to redraw map of ancient Rome
The outline of a house dating to the sixth century BC was found beneath the Palazzo Canevari on the Quirinal Hill
Venice big ships photo show to go on after all
Fondo Ambiente Italiano offers its own space in St Mark’s Square after mayor tries to postpone exhibition at Doge’s Palace
Has the Louvre pulled out of €160m Rembrandt deal?
Now that Dutch government has pledged funds, joint acquisition with French museum seems unlikely
Shortlist announced for UK's biggest contemporary art prize
Seven international artists are in the running for the £40,000 Cardiff-based Artes Mundi award
Back to school: top six gallery shows in London this week
William Kentridge's marching refugees, Luc Tuymans's abstract friends and possibly the capital's tiniest show
Jeff Koons goes head-to-head with Michelangelo in Florence
To coincide with city's antiques biennial, US artist will unveil sculpture next to statue of David
Zaha Hadid buries new museum beneath Italian Alpine peak
Museum dedicated to the art of climbing offers sweeping views
Mamma mia! Show on motherhood opens in Milan
Massimiliano Gioni’s latest exhibition looks at the relationship between women and power in the 20th century
UK’s largest contemporary art institution appoints first female director
Sarah Munro joins Baltic in northeast England fresh from the success of securing the Turner Prize exhibition in Scotland
Richard Long’s love letter to Bristol
Major new exhibition draws on the sculptor’s links with the southwest, featuring works crafted from Cornish slate and River Avon mud
Rauschenberg and O’Keeffe lead Tate’s 2016 programme, but who is Bhupen Khakhar?
The late Indian artist’s vibrant homoerotic canvases will hang in Tate Modern next summer