The case of the Birds' Head Haggadah is the first time a museum in Israel has faced a restitution lawsuit for an object allegedly lost in the Holocaust

Mako Komuro, a former member of Japan’s imperial family, is reportedly volunteering her time to help with a forthcoming exhibition of hanging scroll paintings

‘Everybody is happy and nobody is jealous,” the entrepreneur says

Former Uffizi gallery director calls for cultural sanctions against Russia saying it "would be a huge slap in the face [for] the regime"

Following a string of auction sales of ancient artefacts from Mexico, artist Pepx Romero is taking measures into his own lips

Slashing Ludovisi Casino's asking price by 20% did nothing to entice would-be buyers; the Italian state is being pressured to purchase the property before it is offered a third time

Works were on loan to a blockbuster exhibition at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris

Neri Oxman’s exhibition at SFMOMA features two versions of a sculpture made with bio-composite materials, one of which will decompose over the course of show

Guyanese-British artist will create four sculptures that draw on the New York museum's collection

Fleming succeeds the Getty’s longtime leader James Cuno, who is retiring this summer

Los Angeles museum will unveil the results of an intensive conservation of Woman-Ochre, which was badly damaged when it was stolen in 1985

La Jolla museum is set to reopen after a $105m renovation and collection revamp, telling the story of contemporary art from a distinctively West Coast perspective

Mikhail Piotrovksy, who has been criticised for his silence on the war in Ukraine, says the museum will continue its international projects outside Europe

UK culture minister, Auschwitz Memorial and Europa Nostra call for the June event to be relocated following Russian invasion of Ukraine

The venue has reopened with an exhibition series focusing on Dutch masterpieces, starting with Vermeer’s Milkmaid

The Barre Museum is said to hold the largest collection of Lakota objects and human remains from the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre

Modern-day politicians in France's National Assembly helped to crowdfund the €1.8m restoration at the Château de Versailles

The collection was amassed by Whitney and Lee Kaplan, who own and operate Arcana: Books on the Arts, beginning in the 1980s

New research has helped to bring back lost objects and features at Kelmscott Manor, where the English Arts and Crafts designer lived for 25 years

The two-metre-tall statue, which the museum acquired for $2.5m in 1986, was allegedly excavated illegally in the 1970s

Guests arriving at Tuesday’s reception were handed leaflets explaining the current state of negotiations between the newly formed union and museum administration

Culture ministry earmarks EU pandemic recovery funds to mitigate the impact of future disasters on religious buildings around the country

Six-year modernisation creates more space for one of Scotland's finest art collections, amassed by shipping magnate William Burrell

The new additions to the Historic Artists’ Homes and Studios reflect an effort to add greater diversity to the network of sites

Institutions are increasingly including “morals clauses” in gift agreements to protect themselves if donors fall from grace

Rem Koolhaas and Herzog & de Meuron selected to design new institutions

The removals are the result of a mutual agreement between the museum and the Raymond and Beverly Sackler Foundation

Museum staff, heritage custodians and volunteers are racing against time to safeguard the country's cultural treasures, many of which, ironically, are connected to Russia

A delivery of 15 tonnes of donated packing and conservation materials was organised by Icom France

Major acquisitions, complementary showcases plus a New Yorker cover coincide with the artist’s retrospective at the New Museum