As the London institution announces its revised exhibition schedule, we reveal the international knock-on effect triggered by the changes

The first group show will place digital renderings of work by artists Daniel Arsham, José Parlá, and Kennedy Yanko in the abandoned Beaux-Arts-style State Savings Bank

Delicate negotiations with lenders are under way to postpone major European shows of Raphael, Artemisia Gentileschi and Christo

The team at Russian Art Focus were lucky enough to film the exhibition before the Covid-19 pandemic forced the Moscow museum into lockdown

The energetic exhibition, broken up into several chatroom-like galleries, brings together a digital art community that had become dispersed in recent years

Plus, Dia Art Foundation's curator Donna De Salvo on Duchamp’s Étant Donnés. Produced in association with Christie's

Opening exhibition "grew directly out of this unprecedented situation,” says the museum's director Philip Tinari

Temperature and health QR code checks at the entrance are still required

Can yet another Warhol retrospective tell us anything new about the Pop Art icon?

Awaiting reopening, the institution’s birthday displays reveal the interconnectedness of world cultures

Major shows by male artists dominated the London museum landscape before the crisis, now women and non-binary artists are missing their turn

Tokyo National Museum’s show on Chinese artist Yan Zhenqing ranks 15th in our latest visitor attendance survey despite contentious loan from Taipei museum

Major visual arts programme still planned for multidisciplinary culture and science showcase in the United Arab Emirates

From a virtual tour of William N. Copley's Surrealist-inspired paintings to Joshua Citarella's exploration of young political online spaces

The man was looking for the “blackest black” in Malevich painting but says he fell “into a glitch hole”

The cost of producing crowd-pulling shows can outstrip the cash they bring in. Here are some of the downsides of being just too popular

Increasingly, the digital sphere is another frontier where institutions battle it out for the attention of culture-seekers

Londoners stuck to the tried-and-tested and New Yorkers showed their patriotic sides, while Parisians were drawn in by golden treasures

Jean-Michel Basquiat brought in big crowds in Paris—but who beat him to claim the top spot?

The hype surrounding major anniversary celebrations saw big turnouts for Bruegel, Leonardo and Rembrandt

Female artists dominated the top ranks of last year's photography shows

Big names such as Munch, Klimt and Van Gogh dominate the rankings, but a couple of lesser-known artists did surprisingly well

Which Impressionist made the biggest impression in this category?

No firm date is set amid San Francisco quarantine, but museum is inviting artists to take part and sell their work

Video is part of Italy's "Culture never stops!" initiative providing online access to cultural and heritage sites

While their kinetic set piece is stuck in New York, its opera is now online

The Art Newspaper's founder-editor Anna Somers Cocks on the impact of Covid-19 on Turin, where she is in lockdown

Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art has also been postponed

Instagram offers an outlet for students whose hopes were dashed by cancelled thesis exhibitions

Diana Cohen, the 90-year-old wife of the late painter Alfred Cohen, travelled to London for the opening of the first show of his work in 20 years. Years in the making, it opened and closed within a few hours