Victoria Stapley-Brown
Fake ticket scheme uncovered at Versailles
Five seasonal workers have been charged with fraud
Three to see: New York
From a weird and wild ride through past presidential elections, to the calming canvases of Agnes Martin
New York culture festival celebrates Antigone, an ancient heroine as relevant as ever
A new work by Carrie Mae Weems kicks off the Onassis Foundation’s four-day event
The Caravaggio work at the centre of the Wildenstein money-laundering trial
Painting's movements show the complicated issues around the estate of Daniel Wildenstein
Musée Carnavalet closed until at least 2019 for €43m restoration
The museum of Paris’s history will send some of its collection abroad
Race across the city: Art in Odd Places festival returns to New York’s 14th Street
The 2016 edition of the open-air event will look at issues of race through performances, installation and film projections
Three to see: New York
From the Holy Wars to the culture wars to a conceptual art crusade
France to increase funding for museums and acquisitions in 2017 budget
The minister of culture, Audrey Azoulay, said she understands the “difficulties” museums face in the wake of terror attacks
Three to see: New York
From a man cave to a coral reef, we've got you covered
Centre Pompidou to open museum in Brussels in former Citroën building
The project is a partnership with the Brussels-Capital Region, which has been planning a Modern and contemporary art centre for years
Creative Time goes to Washington
The New York-based non-profit's summit in the capital focuses largely on the grassroots movement
Elmgreen and Dragset to install ‘tiny little lonely booth’ in the Grand Palais
The artist pair give a one-day pop-up preview of their dealer Emmanuel Perrotin’s Fiac booth, ahead of their Flag Art Foundation show in New York
Introducing the MacArthur Foundation’s 'geniuses' of 2016
Recipients of the $625,000 grant include a video artist, a graphic novelist, a sculptor, an art book writer, an art historian and jewellery maker
Berlin’s museums use culture as a means of integration for refugees
In the Multaka project, refugees lead guided museum tours for others displaced from Syria and Iraq
Neolithic female statuette from 8000-5500 BC found in Turkey
Figurine discovered in southern Anatolia was most likely a ritual object
Pritzker Prize-winning architect Peter Zumthor to design Fondation Beyeler's expansion
Project for Swiss museum was unanimously selected by the board
Royal British Columbia Museum to establish department for repatriation of First Nation cultural heritage
The Canadian province has committed $2m to the project, which gives indigenous groups the lead
Three to see: New York
From a photographer in exile, to a painter changing his stripes
R4 'art city' on Paris’s Île Seguin finds new financial backer
The real estate group Emerige has taken over the project as its chief investor Yves Bouvier faces continuing legal troubles
What happens when a colourblind artist can finally see the full spectrum?
Daniel Arsham has expanded his palette thanks to high-tech “sunglasses” and is showing richly hued works for the first time at New York’s Perrotin gallery
Ninth-century mosque destroyed by airstrike in Yemen
Unesco’s director-general Irina Bokova has strongly condemned the attack
Three to see: New York
From a New York Ab-Ex anniversary to Bruce Nauman striking a sculptural pose
Sentences handed down in high-profile case over Drouot thefts
Thirty-eight individuals were convicted and the art handler’s union was dissolved
Three to see: New York
From a nearly-finished show of unfinished works, to a new look at an Old Master
Billionaires to build Chelsea home for coveted collection
Renaissance bronzes will take pride of place in Tom and Janine Hill’s private museum
Anselm Kiefer’s studio robbed of 12 tonnes of raw marble and €1.3m lead sculpture
Two women apprehended while picking up scraps from the damaged work have been released
Pedro Reyes’s haunted house taps into the scary side of American politics
The artist calls the Creative Time project in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park “political catharsis”
Wanted: young artists to join the Antarctic Biennale
The art-making expedition will kick off its first edition in March 2017