Provençal offshoot of Hubert Bonnet’s Brussels art space doubles as a five-room guest house

Ex-politician, who presided over austerity cuts to culture, takes up the position on 4 October

Belgian art world outraged after curator Kasia Redzisz, who won a vote to be appointed director of Brussels outpost, will have to share the job with current director in Paris, Bernard Blistène

Min Jung Kim, who now leads the New Britain Museum of American Art, will succeed 22-year veteran Brent Benjamin

The initiative aims to collapse the boundaries between art, culture, human rights and environmental issues

The small flat inhabited and decorated by 20th-century artist Giacomo Balla is open to the public for the first time as part of a new exhibition

Home boasts the largest collection of the designer's hand-printed wallpapers as well as a wealth of Arts and Crafts treasures

World Heritage Site status may also be removed from Liverpool's waterfront after excessive development

Venetians are leaving the city in thousands because rents are unaffordable, while more than 11% of social housing stands empty

Stephen G. Stein’s donation includes notable examples of images by Gustave Le Gray, William Eggleston, Brassaï, Robert Frank, Sally Mann and others

The banner, thought lost for more than 40 years, was recently authenticated by a vexillographer who had worked with the artist

Museum invites three artists to serve as co-authors of collection displays and enlists 10 local experts to help generate inclusive stories

The experienced curator and leader comes from the Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati, where she grew attendance by 400%

Former UK shadow home secretary led protests at the Museum of the Home in Hoxton, which reopened to the public at the weekend

The 550-room palace has undergone a €132m makeover by the Centre des Monuments Nationaux

It is still not clear how quickly the lower levels of staff, which were hardest hit by pandemic job losses, will recover

Arlington House, where wealthy white privilege contrasts with bondage and suffering, has undergone a $12.3m rehabilitation and reinterpretation

LVMH Great Room and Blavatnik Fine Rooms reflect generous backing from sponsors

Income losses during the pandemic have pushed the private museum and fan-making workshop to the brink

Museum of the Home reopens on 12 June with double the public space in its 18th-century almshouse buildings

The venue, the French institution’s first in North America, will exhibit borrowed works and serve as an “art laboratory”

Places range from Alabama farms where civil rights marchers once camped to a Utah site where Chinese railroad labourers stayed

Museum, under pressure to embrace equity while facing revenue losses, says the money will shore up its endowment and operating budget

As a landmark exhibition in Rome draws to a close, government's plans for long-hidden group of ancient sculpture remain unclear

From curators to porters, more than 180 workers are involved in the effort as labour campaigns multiply among US art institutions

US President Biden acknowledged during visit that "some injustices are so heinous… they cannot be buried"

Women and non-binary musician will perform non-stop love songs in the museum’s rotunda over the holiday weekend

Poll conducted in April yields optimism that financial fallout from the pandemic will be less severe than feared

Ongoing negotiations for a new satellite of the Russian museum will focus on a collaboration with the Barcelona opera house

The historic example of domestic terrorism, when white mobs killed hundreds of Black residents and destroyed businesses, finally gets due recognition