Fourth tremor in three months brings central Italy 'to its knees'

A home the Spanish architect built for a Barcelona stockbroker is to be restored—with input from the first tenants’ descendants

A new book reveals the journey of the artist’s famous furniture from Arles to a town near Arnhem in 1945

Heirs of Greta Moll are demanding London museum returns painting of their grandmother

Funding gap and future of EU nationals among creative industry’s key concerns

Disaster comes two months after 6.2-magnitude tremor destroyed town of Amatrice, killing 295 people

Explore art history with Kerry James Marshall and bask in the pure positivity of Mark Leceky

Israel attacks Unesco over pro-Palestinian resolution approved by World Heritage Committee<br>

Vatican Museums will run tours of private apartments for first time

Newly formed Creative Land Trust will help to finance and protect workspaces across the capital

Casa Wabi also finds partner in Tokyo

One of institution's most important sculptures, now restored, was damaged by external catering team setting up for corporate event

Stuffed mammal is certain to be a highlight of Tate Modern’s survey of the late US artist’s work in December

Kindl Centre for Contemporary Art in trendy Neukölln district has been unveiled in stages

Giacomo Balla's Automobile Speed + Light + Noise to go back on view in Zurich

Stricter provenance laws and turmoil in Turkey did not dampen spirits at Sotheby’s and Christie’s

Städel Museum found Café Scene during tests on Sleigh Trip in the Snow

Jeffrey Uslip, who organised a controversial Kelley Walker show, has been hired by the Bass Museum but may not take up the post

New director says the space will reopen in January after refurbishment and an organisational rethink

Jury for prize, given by Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, admired how experiments in artist’s work “push the limits of perceptual experience in the ‘visual’ arts”

Polish archaeologist Michal Gawlikowski on his hopes for the war-torn city and his friendship with murdered scholar Khaled al-Asaad

From Charlotte Brontë’s letters to Robert Morris's plywood sculptures, we've got you covered on what to see in the city and beyond

Illicitly excavated artefacts are “gushing out” of the country, experts warn

She was acting as a “private citizen who was personally offended” says her employer, the National Museum of the American Indian

Qatar Museums’ burgeoning public art programme also includes commissions by Richard Serra and Bill Viola<br>

Waxworks museum in Hong Kong sets “queen of polka dots” in “infinite space”