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Paris museums count cost of increased security after attacks
Louvre, Versailles and Musée d’Orsay lose millions as visitors stay away from tourist magnets—but the dip in attendance has an upside
Saloua Raouda Choucair, pioneering Lebanese artist, dies aged 100
Tate Modern’s show in 2013 brought her abstract sculptures and paintings to a much wider audience
Exhibition offers antidote to Trump's view of Iran
Major survey of Iranian contemporary art opens in Toronto this week against backdrop of US President's immigration ban
Picasso’s final home in France sold to financier
The property has been renovated, but the artist’s studio maintains his mark
British artist John Akomfrah wins £40,000 Artes Mundi Prize
The Ghanaian-born film-maker’s work draws on themes like migration, colonialisation and the environment
Let it pour: Rain Room to stay in Los Angeles
Los Angeles County Museum of Art has acquired the popular interactive installation
Christo cancels Over the River project in protest against Trump
After 20 years of planning and spending $15m of his own money, the artist says he has no interest in finishing the project under the current government
The artists who have chosen to stay in Syria
While most have fled the conflict, some remained to document the suffering
‘Operation Pandora’: police in Spain and Cyprus lead major bust of antiquities traffickers
The effort, which involved 18 countries, resulted in 75 arrests and the seizure of around 3,500 objects
MFA Boston to bring experts together with $24m overhaul of conservation centre
New facilities will encourage a cross-departmental approach
Old Masters at Sotheby’s New York: our top lots
Choice works by less familiar names go under the hammer this week
Tide rises on Robert Rauschenberg's island retreat
Captiva, the late artist's Florida compound, is "at high risk of storm surge flooding”
'My America': Whitney Museum of American art explores identity on inauguration day
Come along on a tour of the exhibition Human Interest: Portraits from the Whitney’s Collection
Artist creates 'guinea pig' work for researchers to experiment on
Project explores long-term preservation issues of 3D-printed works
Russian team creates 3D model to preserve Palmyra as fighting intensifies
As another monument in Palmyra is destroyed by extremists, the detailed record of the ancient city becomes ever more precious
National Gallery finally takes the Fourth Plinth to its heart
London museum embraces proposals for the works on this year’s plinth as opportunity to engage the public
MoMA turns to Paris dealer to sell deaccessioned Dubuffet
Painting is one of two works from the New York museum that Applicat-Prazan will take to major fairs<br>
Cuban collector’s heirs settle over Wifredo Lam painting that resurfaced in Miami
Artist’s son warns of real and fake works flowing out of Cuba
Deal or no deal? Phoenix Ancient Art sues Getty over billion-dollar Greek and Roman sculpture collection
The Swiss dealership says the museum cut it out of an arrangement to show the art, but the museum says they never had a deal
Berlin and Biesenbach, 25 years on
Klaus Biesenbach recalls co-founding the city’s influential KW Institute for Contemporary Art as a medical student
Israel can hide archaeological activity in West Bank, court rules
The decision, which allows secret digs, raises serious questions about transparency
Row in Rome over proposed plan to fence-off Spanish Steps
Opponents criticise anti-vandalism measures to seal off Roman staircase at night and to ban seating—and snacking—on it
Feminism and playfulness at heart of United Arab Emirates pavilion in Venice
Group show will include poet and film-director Nujoom Alghanem and recently graduated Sara Al Haddad <br> <br>
Russian protest artist Pyotr Pavlensky seeks political asylum in France
The artist and his family fled the country after the opening of an investigation against him for sexual assault
Is the Ringling Museum's Velázquez the real deal?
Scans reveal the Florida institution's portrait of Philip IV had a fashion-forward makeover
‘The Odyssey of Collecting’: Phillips to auction works from the Joy of Giving Something foundation
A 2014 sale of photographs from the non-profit's collection set an auction record