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UK professors condemn axing of art history A-level
More than 200 academics have written an open letter expressing their “grave concerns"<br>
The Modern art Stalin did not want Russians to see
Sergei Shchukin’s holdings, split up by the Soviets, are reunited at the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris
Italian mafia trading weapons for Libyan artefacts plundered by Isil?
La Stampa newspaper claims that looted artefacts are being trafficked in Calabria
Saint Jerome once owned by controversial collector Giulano Ruffini sent for technical tests
Sotheby's confirms painting shown at the Met attributed to Parmigianino now under suspicion
Former Cognac bottling factory is home to new French culture foundation
Inaugural installation by Vincent Lamouroux fills entire first floor with white sand and palms<br> <br>
Artist Kader Attia opens new art hub in Paris
Multidisciplinary space will focus on provocative political and cultural issues<br> <br>
Vladimir the monumental rises in Moscow
Statue of Russia’s tenth-century founder seen by many to honour Putin as well as the prince
Burrell’s world tour struggles to get beyond Glasgow
Scottish museum hoped to raise £15m for renovation fund but international venues are proving hard to secure
Get plastered at the Institute of Classical Art
Collection of forgotten casts from the Metropolitan Museum get new home in Manhattan
Collector and lawyer Peter Hort can pay, will pay artists
RISBE aims to ensure that artists and galleries are paid promptly
Three to see: New York
From a weird and wild ride through past presidential elections, to the calming canvases of Agnes Martin
Donation from collector Hallam Chow shores up M+ museum
Five works will enter the collection of Hong Kong institution due to open in 2019<br>
Lawsuit shows difficulties of authentication and repair
Case between collector and dealer over a sculpture damaged in transit becomes a legal saga
Doris Salcedo covers Bogotá square with stitched banners in memory of victims of civil war
Colombian artist’s work was created in response to rejected peace deal earlier this month
New York culture festival celebrates Antigone, an ancient heroine as relevant as ever
A new work by Carrie Mae Weems kicks off the Onassis Foundation’s four-day event
The Caravaggio work at the centre of the Wildenstein money-laundering trial
Painting's movements show the complicated issues around the estate of Daniel Wildenstein
Market revs up for racing car artist Salvatore Scarpitta
As the Italian-American’s historical importance is reassessed, curators play catch-up with his later works
Newcastle and Gateshead to host UK’s Great Exhibition of the North
The £5m cultural event in 2018 is a key part of plan to boost the north of England’s economy <br> <br>
International tour planned for Zaha Hadid exhibitions
Late architect's memorial service held in London, the city where foundation plans to keep her archive
Open School East decamps from London to seaside resort Margate
Free art school’s move follows growing number of artists relocating to more affordable Kent coast <br> <br>
Calling all women artists: the Brooklyn Museum wants to take your picture
Kim Schoenstadt takes her idea for a group portrait on the road from Los Angeles to New York
Beleaguered Yves Bouvier defends himself and freeport system
Swiss businessman claims late Paris dealer sold him more than 70 works by Picasso at centre of French court case
Fears grow that hard Brexit will damage UK trade
As short-term worries fade, attention shifts to the future of import VAT, freedom of movement and artists’ royalties
What kind of director will succeed Nicholas Serota?
As Tate’s trustees shortlist candidates, fundraising gap for Tate Modern narrowed by £10m<br>
Centre Pompidou pops up in China
Collection show traces the development of French art from Fauvism in the early 20th century to the opening of the museum in 1977
Random International helps travellers catch last train from Chemnitz
Rain Room creators’ first permanent public installation animates German railway station
Race across the city: Art in Odd Places festival returns to New York’s 14th Street
The 2016 edition of the open-air event will look at issues of race through performances, installation and film projections