Local professionals continue to be overlooked for highly paid leading roles

Plein Sud includes 66 venues spanning from the Mediterranean coast to the Alps

Sculptures arrived from China ahead of a show of works of Chinese contemporary art

The former chancellor's instalment echoes the selection of Lord Armstrong as chair of the V&A, which had serious consequences for the museum

Businessman behind the Museu Coleção Berardo in Lisbon, one of Portugal's most visited museums, allegedly owes nearly €1bn

The Victoria and Albert Museum outpost is now due to open in 2025 but its open storage space is still on track for 2024

Picture will go on show at London’s National Gallery a century after it left for California

The Chicago-based artist will design the 2022 Serpentine Pavillion

We asked English institutions to provide figures for the four-week period from 17 May to gauge current demand

The Kanal-Centre Pompidou in Belgium has responded to outcry over decision to make Bernard Blistène a co-director alongside Kasia Redzisz

Plus, Michael Landy's exhibition at Firstsite and artist Shahzia Sikander on a manuscript miniature

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

The work by Song Ta consists of eight hours of secretly shot footage of 5,000 college women

Youth climate activists claim that the "museum would rather have kids arrested than drop their polluting sponsors"

This is the moment to ask for fresh ideas and give space to artists more deserving of exposure—so why has the Royal Academy given its main galleries to iPad 'paintings'?

Staff continue fight against vermin with innovative entertainment

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

Several board members who do not support the "retain and explain" policy championed by the ruling party have recently left or lost their roles within the arts

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

The London museum’s newly refurbished Raphael Court plays host to a “visual album” of classical pieces on film

New report provides guidelines for the return of artefacts to Africa, where Belgium controlled territory that was 80 times its size

Cultural institutions—like religious buildings—can be spaces of good and harm, we cannot simply denounce their histories as one or the other, says museum director Nicholas Thomas

Maverick museum chief Kenneth Clark helped shape the Southampton City Art Gallery's collection

Coronavirus restrictions have dramatically altered the visitor experience, but the changes run deeper than mask-wearing and one-way systems

New government initiative MuseumsLab aims to foster more international co-operation and consider topics including decolonisation and restitution

The San Isidro Movement founder was forcibly taken to a Havana hospital in early May eight days into a hunger strike protesting the government's clampdown on artist's rights

John Kingman, the London museum's deputy chair, will temporarily step into the role

We discuss Matthew Barney, Igshaan Adams, Eileen Agar and Louise Bourgeois