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

In the midst of an ongoing war, the PinchukArtCentre’s Future Generation Prize will award $100,000 to one of 21 shortlisted artists

Bank Pekao and the Aleph Zero platform collaborate to keep secure data by tokenising the digitised records of important works of art

From the Getty initiative’s most widely exhibited artist to its most calming installation

The so-called “Hall of the Moche Imaginary” is one of two elaborately decorated spaces archaeologists recently uncovered at Pañamarca

Experts warn that the bill, which expands the Israel Antiquities Authority’s jurisdiction, violates international law and could lead to sanctions against Israel

A Federal Emergency Management Agency programme is using art to raise awareness of flood risks and build resilience in communities

As government aims to put the arts at the heart of the curriculum, an Art UK project is teaching children how to 'cope with today’s image-saturated world'

A new governance structure was rejected by 70% of voting members at an extraordinary general meeting

President Macron’s flagship youth scheme receives twice as much public funding as the Louvre

The world's oldest champagne house has upgraded visitor facilities at its production site in Reims, adding a new building to display part of its art collection

Zoë Ryan, currently the director of the Institute of Contemporary Art at the University of Pennsylvania, will take the helm at the Hammer in the new year

Monthly public tours will reveal one of the UK’s most prestigious collections of Surrealist art, featuring works by Salvador Dalí, René Magritte and Leonora Carrington

An additional $1m in funding for preservation and conservation efforts follows new import restrictions to help curb Russia’s looting and trafficking of Ukraine’s heritage

Milan’s most prestigious art museum and several other institutions in the same complex are now known as “Grande Brera”

The campaign, timed to coincide with the semiquincentennial of the United States in 2026, is the most ambitious fundraising undertaking for a cultural organisation on record

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

With the country still in the throes of a civil war, the ancient sculptures were returned by a family in New Zealand but will be temporarily kept in New York

The Ukrainian president and first lady, who are in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, inaugurated the museum’s major Alexandra Exter exhibition

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

Home to a unique collection smuggled out of Nazi Germany, the institute will show temporary exhibitions alongside Edmund de Waal’s library of exile

The beloved but cramped attraction will move to sites in the Arts District, near the future site of the Las Vegas Museum of Art

The space will open with an exhibition devoted to the late Conceptual artist Christine Kozlov

Museums dedicated to Viking culture and artefacts are taking shape in two cities in Denmark and the Norwegian capital, Oslo

The RA chief, who saw the institution through the Covid-19 pandemic, will replace Ian Wardropper next spring

Museum leaders are hoping to organise public programming in the empty building next year

The sacred artefact’s ultimate destination remains a subject of debate

The French architect will modernise the historic site, which is due to open next year near the Louvre

Porto’s 600-year-old Leça do Balio monastery has found a new lease of life as cultural centre

Those behind the Museum Data Service hope it will eventually host the details of objects held by 1,750 “accredited” museums and other collections