Pittsburgh’s Andy Warhol Museum has big dreams for its Pop District project—but critics say the institution is putting all its soup cans in one basket

Midshipman Charles Hare's account of his escape from a French prison, alongside the outfit he fled in, can be seen from today at the National Maritime Museum

The gallery will introduce new security measures, stating it has been "forced to act to protect our visitors, staff and collection"

Some of the galleries in the museum near the Giza pyramids are now open to the public

The culture minister is calling for a new, world-class space for the national collection, currently housed in three locations in Reykjavik

Exhibition of 2,500 repatriated objects, including the "Lombok treasure", inaugurates the newly refurbished space

From a canon-reshaping survey of Surrealism to an unearthing of the zombie myth

The Italian Renaissance master’s few remaining large paintings are a conservation headache, but the museum hopes to show its Crossing of the Red Sea for the first time next year

The leaders of the UK's national collections and major regional museums highlight the "enormous stress for colleagues at every level of an organisation" and "visitors who now no longer feel safe" following series of protester attacks on museum works

While travellers rarely stop to sightsee, providing overnight facilities will give historic venues an edge

The workers, who will start the action at the end of this month, say they are treated as “second-class employees”

Curators select works by under-represented groups for Tate, while Art Council Collection purchases focus on early-to mid-career artists

Over 60,000 visitors have flocked to the Museum Reinhard Ernst in Wiesbaden, Germany, in its first 100 days

Stephanie Sparling Williams, curator of American art at the Brooklyn Museum, on how Black feminist practices informed the rehang of the museum’s American art collection

Juan Ignacio Vidarte is stepping down from his role after more than 32 years. As he prepares to move on, he tells The Art Newspaper about the “transformative power of culture” and the difficulty of replicating the “Bilbao effect”

Looting by armed groups has been reported at institutions in Sudan, including the National Museum

The museum is preparing to open a major new building in the heart of the Polish capital

The 'long story short' boards, which summarise each display using less complex language, have so far received a largely positive response

Support includes the evacuation of artefacts, surveys of damage to buildings and training to bolster safeguarding of historical sites

Despite legislative relaxation, little progress has been made in returning art stolen during the Second World War since the 1950s

Israeli airstrikes have led to gallery and museum closures, but artists and gallerists are determined to continue their work

Institutions have a moral duty to better represent the persecuted Kurdish religious minority

Dataland is due to open in 2025 at the Frank Gehry-designed The Grand LA development in Los Angeles's downtown arts district

Lisa Nandy's apparent support for repatriation reform has been welcomed by the head of London's Victoria and Albert Museum

The town of Aci has attracted criticism for wanting to hire a new head for the Civic Museum of the Norman Castle of Svevo, who must be educated to degree level, but will not be paid

Jorrit Britschgi, executive director of the Rubin Museum of Art, on ‘embracing non-attachment and impermanence’

Six sponsors cooperated to buy “a masterpiece of Cubism of priceless art historical value” for the Pinakothek der Moderne in Munich

Simone Verde cannot reduce visitor numbers, so he means to spread them out over new delights

An art historian and journalist has been chosen to replace dentistry teacher Raffaella Docimo, who recently took up the role amid a wave of criticism

Labour’s pre-election arts manifesto, Creating Growth, included policies to put the arts back into education and bring museums into line with universities on open data