Closures
Interview Magazine, founded by Andy Warhol, folds after nearly 50 years
The publication has recently been involved in a rent dispute, departure of upper-level staff and lawsuits from former employees
Scotland's pioneering Inverleith House gallery saved from closure
Working group appointed after public outcry recommends new programme mixing art and horticulture
David Roberts to close London space and open sculpture park in Somerset
Scottish collector hopes to attract a bigger audience in the countryside than in Camden
London's pioneering Wilkinson Gallery to close as owners go separate ways
Amanda and Anthony Wilkinson are setting up independent businesses in new locations
Singapore branch of Pinacothèque de Paris shuts too
Founder blames disappointing attendance on closure of Asian branch of for-profit museum
Austria’s Essl Museum to shut its doors after 17 years
Contemporary art collection will be kept in storage but there will be no more exhibitions
The end is nigh for New York’s Museum of Biblical Art
Unable to afford Manhattan’s astronomical rents, the small secular museum will close in June with its hit exhibition of Donatello sculptures on loan from the Duomo museum
Kunstmuseum Basel to close for refurbishment
The museum will shut for just over a year to allow for improvements and additions to its infrastructure
Christie’s close down Spink and take over the building for corporate headquarters
Serving a possibly premature coup de grâce to the oldest art dealership in the world