Javier Pes
Nuclear deal paves way for cultural diplomacy with Iran
Overtures include Louvre director’s planned visit to Tehran, while Italy lends classical sculpture
Plan foiled to sail off with portrait by Picasso
Spain could claim painting in private collection seized from banker's super yacht
Latest strike at National Gallery results in 'substantial closures'
New director will arrive as trade union steps up campaign to oppose privatisation of security staff
York Art Gallery expansion reveals collection's quality and building's long-hidden spaces
Outgoing head takes tough decision to introduce charging after funding cut
Sol LeWitt’s conceptual works installed for first time since the 1970s
Drawings defy time as they go on show in Santander's Botín Foundation
Gauguin, Degas, Man Ray: Danish gallery finds alternative to blockbusters
Copenhagen's Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek puts curiosity before crowd pleasing spectacles
Artists banned by UAE receive support of Documenta curators
Okwui Enwezor and Adam Szymczyk among those urging museums working in the Gulf to do more to help lift travel restrictions
Whitworth named UK museum of the year
Transformation of Manchester University's art gallery earns it £100,000 Art Fund prize
Young French-Japanese architects win Guggenheim Helsinki competition
Jury picks Moreau Kusunoki's design of pavilions beneath "lighthouse" with potential to grow <br>
The messiah complex is no coincidence
Bearded and berobed figures inspired artists including Schiele and Beuys
Broad ‘intensifies’ its collection ahead of Los Angeles museum opening
Foundation acquires political work by Longo and Murakami’s biggest painting
MoMA and Tate directors urge UAE to lift artists' travel bans
Leading directors and curators express support of artists Walid Raad and Ashok Sukumaran <br>
Qatar Museums to create vast Art Mill on Doha waterfront
Architectural competition launched to convert flour mill and grain silos into galleries and super store<br>
Tate Modern secures £6m in extra government funding
Promised increase to help run extension made quietly last year as public spending cuts expected elsewhere
Leading artists express solidarity with artist-activists banned by UAE
Support grows for Walid Raad and other Gulf Labor members<br>
Rijksmuseum crowned European Museum of the Year
Dutch national museum of art and history sets new record as more than half a million people visit Late Rembrandt exhibition
Chris Burden, the US sculptor and performance artist, has died, aged 69
Los Angeles-based artist who pushed performances and sculpture to extreme limits and illuminated Lacma
Museums in Europe and US draw up rescue plans for ravaged sites in Iraq
France takes the lead as calls grow for co-ordinated response after attacks by fanatics on Assyrian royal cities
Clandon Park, a historic house in south of England, suffers devastating blaze
National Trust staff and firefighters salvage paintings and furniture but much is feared lost
Mexican artist wants to turn Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall into green space
Abraham Cruzvillegas asks London’s parks to dig for art’s sake
Nepal’s most important heritage feared destroyed by catastrophic earthquake
Unesco assesses damage to Kathmandu Valley’s World Heritage Sites and Italy offers expert help
Tate Modern director is heading to Berlin to run prestigious theatre
Chris Dercon will stay in London until summer 2017 as extension approaches completion
Shortlisted designs for Guggenheim Helsinki go on show
Exhibition accompanied by app that’s “like Tinder for buildings”—but will Finnish public be seduced?
Migrant workers in Abu Dhabi lose out as subcontractors exploit loophole
New York University promises to close “compliance gap” on Saadiyat Island as museum projects come under fresh scrutiny
Anri Sala named France's leading artist (again)
Camille Henrot and Laure Prouvost are fast-risers but only 19 women feature in top 100