But then they did include Gustav Klimt, his Lady in Gold and his lover

The curator Christine Tohme broadens the event’s potential audience by also taking it to Dakar, Istanbul, Ramallah and Beirut

The many cultural initiatives of Olivetti’s and Fiat’s arts director

Rediscovered work from the 20th century has new relevance today

Paris contemporary art centre in negotiations to open space after setback ten years ago

As Lebanon’s political situation improves, the city develops plans for a museum mile—but will it pay off?

Scientific tests reveal Qing-dynasty artisans used it to produce famille rose porcelain

While the museum’s building is classical, the project is not "classic Frank Gehry"

Decisive shift away from historic art exhibitions began in mid-2000s

New York building known as the Batcave has been occupied by graffiti artists and squatters

Early reports identified it as a statue of Ramses II, but now scholars think it may be a later king

The Tate’s Cornish satellite, which reopens this week, is preparing its first semi-permanent display on the St Ives School