Victoria Stapley-Brown
Row in Rome over proposed plan to fence-off Spanish Steps
Opponents criticise anti-vandalism measures to seal off Roman staircase at night and to ban seating—and snacking—on it
New York to get its own Fourth Plinth competition on the High Line
Twelve artists have been shortlisted for the first two commissions for large-scale public art on the elevated park
Three lucky artists selected to live and work in Alexander Calder’s Loire Valley studio
Abbas Akhavan, Rochelle Goldberg and Eva Kot’átková to “continue in Calder’s legacy” through three-month residencies
French government places export bar on €15m Leonardo da Vinci drawing
State has 30 months to buy newly discovered work hailed as a “national treasure”<br> <br>
Sex changes: ancient Egypt and contemporary feminism at the Brooklyn Museum
Recent research explains why women masqueraded as men on their coffins
Three to see: New York
From feminist art to the last years of Max Beckmann
Heart-pounding discovery of rare Leonardo da Vinci drawing
The double-sided work, valued at €15m, depicts Saint Sebastian on its front and optical studies by the Old Master on the reverse
Three to see: New York
From the weight of history to light-footed ballerinas
‘Humanity uprooted’: Noguchi Museum marks 75th anniversary of Japanese American internment
Timely show traces the lasting impact on the artist’s work of voluntary wartime relocation to Arizona detention camp
Remember Pearl Harbor: exhibition commemorates 75th anniversary of attack
Massachusetts museum gives multiple perspective on the “date which will live in infamy”
Double Dutch at the Wolfsonian-FIU Museum
Institution presents parallel exhibitions of Modern Dutch design and site-specific works by the Dutch artist Christie van der Haak
Julio Le Parc's American moment
Miami gives the octogenarian pioneer of kinetic art his first US retrospective
Vizcaya, then and now
Villa Vizcaya, Miami’s Italianate estate and gardens, celebrates its 100th birthday with a series of contemporary commissions
Forgery scandal surrounding Lee Ufan’s work grows in Korea with three arrests
The artist himself has denied that the works investigated by police are fakes
High Line curator Cecilia Alemani to present pared-down Italian pavilion at the 2017 Venice Biennale
The curator has chosen to show works by three artists: Roberto Cuoghi, Adelita Husni-Bey and Giorgio Andreotta Calò
Central America’s first Holocaust museum to open in Guatemala
The building is already hosting temporary exhibitions, while the permanent display will focus on mass murders by shooting in Eastern Europe
Clark Art Institute reopens its ‘beating heart’, the Manton Research Center
The re-worked building includes the museum’s first gallery for works on paper
Leonardo Da Vinci’s St John the Baptist back on view at the Louvre after a thorough—but careful—cleaning
The ten-month project faced “major media pressure” because of earlier restorations of the artist’s work at the museum
My friend Mark Rothko: Pace Gallery’s Arne Glimcher explains the allure of the artist’s dark work
A major non-selling loan exhibition at the New York gallery is five years in the planning
Our pick of Paris’s photography centres
The French capital is home to many institutions dedicated to the medium
For SoHo’s Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, expansion is just the first step
The museum is doubling its space at its current location on Wooster Street—but a bigger move is in the pipeline
Three to see: New York
Explore art history with Kerry James Marshall and bask in the pure positivity of Mark Leceky
Villa Flora collection finds new home at Kunstmuseum Bern
Around 100 works by artists like Van Gogh, Matisse, Manet, Cézanne, Renoir and Giacometti amassed by Hedy and Arthur Hahnloser-Bühler
Anicka Yi awarded 2016 Hugo Boss Prize
Jury for prize, given by Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, admired how experiments in artist’s work “push the limits of perceptual experience in the ‘visual’ arts”
Three to see: New York
From Charlotte Brontë’s letters to Robert Morris's plywood sculptures, we've got you covered on what to see in the city and beyond
Nada New York moves to Armory week in March
The New Art Dealers Alliance fair has been held in May during Frieze New York since it launched in 2012
Woman breaks nasty nearly-nude Hillary statue
She was acting as a “private citizen who was personally offended” says her employer, the National Museum of the American Indian
Prosecutor recommends four-year prison sentence and €250m fine for Guy Wildenstein in Paris trial
Lawyers for art dealing dynasty to present their defence next week in high-profile tax fraud and money laundering case