The New York institution, usually the most popular art museum in the US, was overtaken in 2022 by the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC

Noam Segal is the institution's first LG Electronics Associate Curator, a new position in partnership with the Korean electronics giant

Our exclusive Visitor Figures 2022 survey shows that numbers in Paris and Seoul were almost back to normal last year, while other major centres such as London struggled to hit pre-pandemic levels

With a major art collection and multiple museum sponsorship deals, the collapse of the defunct Swiss bank is likely to have ramifications for the art world

Unionised workers at the museum cite stagnant wages, inadequate contracts and unsustainable workloads as just some of the problems at the world-class collection

The gallery at St. John's College in Maryland has reopened as the revamped Elizabeth Myers Mitchell Art Museum

Paris-headquartered museum brand will open its South Korean outpost in 2025

Exhibition featuring Titian and Van Gogh will travel to Hong Kong Palace Museum following stops in Shanghai and Seoul

With first leg of controversial $20bn Maya Train project set to begin operation, authorities have stepped up excavation and development of archaeological destinations

New director defends overhaul in wake of rising energy costs and Arts Council funding cuts

The Paris institution's latest outpost is part of drive to rebrand the Middle Eastern state

"Keyboard warriors" are calling out unfair recruitment practices at cultural institutions

Our pick of the latest gifts and purchases to enter institutional collections worldwide

Mauritshuis currently has 170 works on display as part of its “My Girl with a Pearl” initiative while Vermeer’s masterpiece is on loan

Partners of the organisation are now rewarded for adhering to its decarbonising and emission-cutting guidelines

Restitution shows that a "road of dialogue and peace always exists", according to a representative of the Holy See

Museums are stepping up efforts to return physical objects to their original owners—but repatriation policies often do not consider the digital information associated with them

News that a German museum has been hanging work “the wrong way” for 75 years has sparked debate about whether the artist would have even cared

The deal means significant pay increases for hourly wage earners and salaried employees alike, and extends some benefits to temporary workers

Conditions outlined for gift from Claude and France Lemand for new museum at the Arab World Institute in Paris

Museum's new 25 & Under ticketing scheme for temporary exhibitions is being subsidised by the art collectors Batia and Idan Ofer

Icom and Aliph’s $250,000 project is providing training and security measures for 22 museums in countries ravaged by war

Prospective lenders are increasingly nervous that their works will be targeted by attacks or be vulnerable to a lack of security during museum closures

The number of new museums, opera houses and theatres in ambitious and cash-rich Asian and Middle Eastern countries outstrips those in Europe and the US

Nigeria’s art market has exploded in recent years—a newly elected government may now fund and build a museum sector

The new Art Explora 'Mobile Museum' is on a ten-week tour in the north of England to make art more accessible

Since the 1990s, governments have questioned the "value" of culture but policy is still failing the sector, says author and broadcaster John Kampfner

Multiple free-admission policies have been introduced in the Los Angeles area—and early results are looking promising

The Lyon Housemuseum first opened its doors to the public in 2009 and features an array of Australian contemporary works

Formal requirement for government licences may well prove to be yet another obstacle to a loan agreement for the Parthenon Marbles