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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>

Manifesta gets down to business

Artists and locals join forces for nomadic biennial now open in Zurich

French antiques dealers up in arms over move to ban elephant ivory sales

Art market professionals send an open letter to the government warning that a complete tusk ban would foster a black market

Impressionism leaps off the canvas and into the Bronx

Exhibition brings a period garden and 20 US Impressionist works to New York

Louvre narrowly averts disaster as staff rally to save art from flood

Collection remains vulnerable to rising waters until a planned superstore outside Paris opens in 2019

Billionaire collectors to open fourth museum in China

Liu Yiqian and Wang Wei are rapidly buying art to fill their growing museum empire

Brexit vote triggers shock and dismay

Fears for London art market amid political and economic uncertainty after UK votes to leave EU

Dalí foundation has no legal standing to protect artist’s image, Spain’s Supreme Court rules

The court dismissed an appeal from the Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation in its lawsuit against a Barcelona exhibition production company

King’s Cross Project brings in two new curators

Tamsin Dillon and Rebecca Heald will commission works for the regenerated London station and surrounding area