Martin Bailey
Gauguin’s unknown 'readymade' brooch is revealed
Early work made from stovepipe, watch-dial case and hair goes on show at the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
Unauthenticated Francis Bacon works go on sale in London
Herrick Gallery is marketing two pastels and eight drawings said to be by the Irish-born artist
British team to conserve Ethiopia’s oldest wall paintings
Murals in remote cave church date to 12th century
Is the British Museum heading east to London's Olympic park?
Smithsonian trustees due to meet today to decide whether to open satellite in Stratford <br>
Revealed: how Gauguin longed for European sunflowers in Polynesia
The Art Newspaper finds the artist’s receipt for French seeds from a top Parisian supplier
‘Rathkeale Rovers’ gang jailed over £57m UK museums thefts
Much of the haul, which includes Chinese antiques and rhino horn, has probably ended up in China, making recovery unlikely
Rembrandt’s Portrait of Catrina Hooghsaet to go on view in Wales
The anonymous foreign buyer of the painting has lent it to the National Museum Cardiff for three years
Sekhemka to leave the UK as export licence deadline passes
A matching offer was not made in time to keep the Egyptian statute, controversially sold off by Northampton Museum in 2014, in the country
Museums beware: Irish gang that stole £50m of antiquities is still on the loose
Fourteen members of “Rathkeale Rovers” gang convicted, but many remain at large
How David Bowie show went from hard-sell to record-breaker
After initially failing to interest international venues, the V&A’s travelling show is due to become its most popular ever
UK places export bar on £15m Veronese drawing
Museums may have difficulty matching steep price of remarkable work on paper
UK government publishes its first Culture White Paper in half a century
Key proposals from culture minister Ed Vaizey’s statement include widening access to the arts and a protection fund for cultural heritage in combat zones
Hands off, it’s ours: French buyer refuses to return Joan of Arc ring to UK
Arts Council insists export licence is required for relic of the martyred Maid<br>
London Design Museum’s new venue to open in November
With three times as much space, museum will have a free permanent exhibition for first time
France and Britain prepare for battle over Joan of Arc’s ring
Jewel sold in UK for £300,000 last month has left the country—but did it have an export licence?
British Museum nearly cancelled 1980 Olympics exhibition
Director and trustees worried that show would anger Thatcher government after Britain officially boycotted Moscow Games
Van Gogh’s sunflowers may be restored to their original bloom
Star attraction of Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum has suffered from pigment deterioration and addition of later varnish
Portland Collection opens to public for first time with rarely seen Michelangelo drawing
Harley Gallery in Nottinghamshire will house one of the finest aristocratic collections in England
Egyptian ambassador proposes plan to share Sekhemka
Embassy offers to take ownership of the sculpture and lend it to British Museum and Egyptian Museum in Cairo
Gabriele Finaldi says why London's National Gallery can’t just stop at 1900
Interview with the National Gallery's new director, who wants to "ramp up" the exhibition programme and rewrite deal between it and the Tate
Criminal gang convicted of stealing antiquities and rhino horn from UK museums
The international burglary ring targeted objects for a growing Chinese black market
Georgia O’Keeffe blockbuster show to open newly expanded Tate Modern this summer
Key loans include the most expensive work by a female artist ever sold at auction
Prado responds to Bosch downgrades by cancelling Dutch loans
Madrid museum still allows The Haywain to be centrepiece of blockbuster show in artist’s home town
All of UK’s publicly owned art to go online
Sculptures and works on paper to be added to database of oil paintings
Chelmsford Museum gold coin theft linked to national security alert
Museums across UK were warned about gang making “reconnaissance visits”
Francis Bacon’s first and last paintings to go on show in Monaco
Study of a Bull, from a "very private collection", has never been exhibited before
US academic takes the helm of London’s Soane museum
Bruce Boucher taught at UCL for 24 years before becoming director of Fralin Museum in Virginia
Prado pulls two works from landmark Bosch exhibition
Dutch doubts over attribution led to tough action against retrospective in the artist's birthplace