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Julia Stoschek Collection celebrates 10 years with generation spanning video show
Exhibition curated by Ed Atkins includes work by Bruce Nauman, Jordan Wolfson and Lucy Raven
Agnes Gund urges collectors to sell their art to fight for justice
The philanthropist used her profits from the sale of a Roy Lichtenstein painting to create a criminal justice fund, in partnership with the Ford Foundation
National Gallery of Ireland’s grand reopening worth the protracted wait
Hundreds of works were restored during Dublin museum's refurbishment
The Getty gets £24.5m Parmigianino after no UK museum tries to match price
Export bar lifted on Italian Mannerist painting that has been in Britain for 250 years
Fahrelnissa Zeid: the Modern Turkish artist who walked on her canvases
Conservator travelled to Jordan to treat her work ahead of major Tate Modern show opening this week
Italian politicians clash over management of Colosseum
Rome mayor wins appeal against government plan to create new archaeological park
Lisson Gallery announces representation of Leon Polk Smith foundation
Hard-edge Minimalist influenced younger artists such as Ellsworth Kelly, Jack Youngerman and Al Held
Shout out on social media enables Syrian refugee artist’s bronze to reach London
Alice Al Khatib’s work arrives from Beirut for group show while artist exiled in France
UK election upset leaves prime minister’s Brexit strategy in disarray
Remainers celebrate as Theresa May aims to lead minority government
Artist Eileen Cooper to step down as Keeper of Royal Academy Schools
Chief hanger of the Summer Exhibition, which opens next week, will be succeeded by Rebecca Salter
Economic blues on back burner as collectors flock to Art Basel
What to expect at the Swiss fair, including new faces and a funfair in the Messeplatz
When does a photograph lie? Taryn Simon's Innocents series looks at how images can be used to blur truth and fiction
The artist's images of the wrongfully committed go on show this month at the Guild Hall in New York
Peggy Guggenheim’s granddaughter takes the reins at the late collector’s Venetian museum
Karole P.B. Vail promises to “carry forward Peggy’s vision”
Roma artists and writers launch cultural institute in Berlin
First time the minority group will have permanent space to celebrate their art, history and traditions
Peabody Essex Museum turns to neuroscience
Newly appointed researcher, Tedi Asher, wants to “slow down” visitors
Souls Grown Deep expands the canon of US art
Foundation helps museums across the US to acquire works by self-taught African-American artists of the South
Artoon by Pablo Helguera, June 2017
“We believe art museums should engage with scientific research—so we hired a neuroscientist to help us make visitors pay higher admission fees.”
Lights designed by Le Corbusier withdrawn from Paris auction at last minute
Artcurial auctioneers left surprised as sale of 100 light sconces from Firminy World Heritage site is halted
Spy games: Ai Weiwei and Herzog & de Meuron turn the Park Avenue Armory into a panopticon playground
The show Hansel and Gretel, which looks at how surveillance changes the perception of public space, is a mix of menace and fun
Andrea Fraser tracks down museum trustees' political donations
The artist says her project will examine how the US has become a plutocracy
UK election could trigger a cultural bonanza
Both the major political parties make big promises about new money for the arts
Organisers of Ghost Ship artist space charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter
The two men were involved in creating unsafe conditions at the converted Oakland warehouse that caught fire last year, prosecutors say
Monet to be star of London’s National Gallery next year
Exhibition of French Impressionist will be joined in 2018 by shows on Thomas Cole, Ed Ruscha, Mantegna and Bellini
Damien Hirst gives Dan Colen his first major solo show in London
Bubble gum, trash and photorealist paintings to go on show at Newport Street Gallery in October
Hard Brexit could damage UK’s world-class museums
Leading directors concerned about uncertain status of colleagues who are EU nationals
Former Louvre director Pierre Rosenberg to donate Old Masters collection to French town
New centre in Les Andelys will house holdings, which include numerous works by Nicolas Poussin
Iñárritu's VR project brings terrifying experiences of migrants and refugees to life
Oscar-winning director, whose work opens at Milan's Fondazione Prada this week, says it's reductive to call it anti-Trump
Museums in the US and Canada show their Pride in June
Institutions are celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month with exhibitions and events
Art Basel files first lawsuit in the US—and it’s against Adidas
Art fair says the sportswear company infringed trademark with trainers distributed during Art Basel Miami Beach
Aros Triennial unveils swathe of new commissions along five kilometres of Danish coastline
Works in the inaugural exhibition include an “anger room” and a safe haven for bees





























