Museums
Met plans shows on Max Beckmann and Marsden Hartley for Fifth Avenue home
All the talk may be about its move to the Breuer building, but the museum will have some significant Modern art shows in its main building
Unterlinden Museum, home of the Isenheim Altarpiece, officially reopened
The €44m renovation and expansion will be fully completed this spring
How university museums bridge the gap between art and science
The Berkeley Art Museum, which reopens this month, joins host of institutions looking to cross disciplinary boundaries
Museum of London looks for architect for Smithfield project
Plans are in motion to move the collection from the Barbican to the Victorian market
Prado acquires Fra Angelico works from Spanish duke in €18m ‘gentleman’s agreement’
The deal includes the 15th-century Virgin of the Pomegranate and a small panel by the artist
Listen up! Gardner Museum plans sound art show
Eight artist present works in the galleries, gardens and nearby train station in Boston
Dresden buys back Kirchner painting seized by Nazis as ‘degenerate art’
Expressionist work confiscated for Third Reich’s ‘shaming exhibitions’ returns to Germany
Palestinian Museum to open in May
Inaugural show will focus on the objects that individual Palestinians would never part with
South Korea tops global list for private art museums
Private Art Museum Report highlights rapid rise of institutions across the world over the past decade
Smithsonian acquires Martin Luther King portrait bust for African American history museum
A similar work sits in President Obama’s Oval Office, next to a sculpture of Abraham Lincoln
Five questions for the director of the Bardo Museum
Moncef Ben Moussa describes the museum's efforts to rebuild after a terrorist attack at the museum killed 23 people last year
Tate Modern names Frances Morris as new director
Chris Dercon to depart after opening of new extension
New Tate Modern to devote gallery to Artist Rooms
Louise Bourgeois, whose work helped launch gallery, first artist to be featured from collection each year <br>
Local councils resist temptation to cash-in on their art—for the time being
Budgets cuts and closures across England increase fears that sell-offs will follow<br>
Swap shop: the stories behind six objects in Pia Camil’s New Museum installation
Find out why visitors brought a glass chicken, a Mardi Gras wig, a vintage hat, a diary page, a quilt and a package of seaweed for the artist’s first solo show
Louvre-Lens director Xavier Dectot steps down after five years, and heads for Edinburgh
Medieval expert will head the department of art and design at the National Museum of Scotland
The 21st-century Tate is a commonwealth of ideas
Museums must widen the ways in which they serve their audiences to reflect new forms of social interaction
New Lithuanian art space to open in 2019
The first museum dedicated to Lithuanian Modern and contemporary art will open in the country’s capital
For-profit Parisian museum in receivership
Founder of the Pinacothèque hopes to restructure the institution
France builds grand alliance to protect cultural heritage
Louvre director’s plan calls for co-ordinated response to destruction in Syria and Iraq
A uniquely British phenomenon: how museums sprang up in the UK
From the 1860s, a network of museums were founded nationwide
The Year Ahead: museums opening in 2016
A look at the top institutions due to launch worldwide in the coming year
Taxing times: private museums under scrutiny by US government
Who benefits most from tax breaks on private art museums: patrons or the public?


























