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Rachel Whiteread unveils first major permanent commission in the US
Site-specific concrete cabin stands on a 40ft hill overlooking New York Harbour
All aboard the Mary Rose: Henry VIII’s fully restored warship opens to the public
Visitors will be able to see the Tudor king's favourite vessel up close as protective barriers come down
Long Museum Chongqing tackles Cultural Revolution with rare show of paintings
Decade of terror remains a highly sensitive subject in China, but that may now be changing
How far can developers gentrify the artist hub of Red Hook?
New projects are looming, but there are still around 150 artists’ studios in the Brooklyn neighbourhood
New show reveals grisly details behind Van Gogh’s mutilated ear
The exhibition in Amsterdam focuses on the artist’s mental illness and includes the revolver that he used to kill himself
Wake-up call: climate change is serious threat to our heritage
As the Unesco World Heritage Committee convenes in Istanbul, a recent report by the organisation highlights sites under threat from global warming<br>
Major Danish museum returns looted antiquities to Italy
Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen will hand over around 500 items acquired in the 1970s
Liverpool Biennial: Isil iconoclasm, a Scouse musical and a laser show in a reservoir
Artists mix fiction and reality in the ninth edition that reimagines the city’s past, present and future
Leading Iranian artist accused by authorities of disturbing the peace
Parviz Tanavoli faces allegations in Tehran court as part of government clampdown
Frida Kahlo’s potent portrait on US-Mexico border heads to Philadelphia
The 1930s painting, on show in October, is a timely response to the anti-immigrant stance of Donald Trump
Jeffrey Deitch makes SoHo comeback
Artists Eddie Peake and Walter Robinson will inaugurate the dealer’s Wooster Street space this autumn
Valeria Napoleone's all-female art collection hits the road
The London-based philanthropist partners with Museums Sheffield to show works by women artists
Danh Vo to create sprawling installation at White Cube in Hong Kong
The Danish-Vietnamese artist collaborates for first time with the gallery<br> <br>
Brexit: what it could mean for the arts
Leading figures speak out about concerns for the future after UK votes to leave European Union<br>
The Prophet’s Mosque in Medina, Islam’s second holiest site, attacked
Seventh-century complex in Saudi Arabia is one of three locations targeted by terrorists<br>
Katharina Grosse's splash of colour for New York beachside building
The Rockaway! project at Fort Tilden opened this week but will vanish in November<br>
Floating Piers: how Italy learnt to love Christo
The artist’s golden walkways on Lake Iseo drew more than 1.2 million visitors in 16 days
Louvre Abu Dhabi to host summit on culture versus terrorism
French president François Hollande builds global coalition to protect cultural heritage
Leading Iranian artist banned from travelling to London
Parviz Tanavoli, Pop art pioneer, was stopped at Tehran airport this weekend
MoMA breathes life into Bruce Conner’s gas chamber sculpture
The haunting work titled CHILD goes on show in New York after two decades away from the public eye
Garage opens Russia’s most extensive programme for disabled visitors
This year’s programme to focus on increasing access for the Moscow museum's deaf audience
International Council of Museums conference: institutions asked to think beyond collections
Participants in Milan will ponder the relationship between museums and the cultural landscape<br>
Belgian founder of Beijing’s leading private art museum seeks new owner
Concern in China as Guy Ullens confirms Ullens Centre for sale along with remainder of his Chinese contemporary art collection
Africa's first major Matisse show to open in Johannesburg
Exhibition will highlight inspiration the French artist drew from African figurines and masks
Uffizi gets digital
The museum plans to digitise its entire collection of Greek and Roman sculptures
Macaws, crowds and an expanded canon: inside the new Tate Modern
Rehang of the collection places unfamiliar names alongside established ones while performance takes centre stage<br>


























