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Armchair archaeologists reveal details of life in ancient Egypt
Online volunteers uncover shopping lists, hangover cures and a match-fixing agreement among Oxyrhynchus papyri fragments
Brain drain at Sotheby’s as Henry Wyndham the latest to leave
Chairman will take a six-month break before deciding what’s next
Moscow judge extends detention of Russian protest artist
A cheery Pyotr Pavlensky demanded again in the courtroom to be tried as a terrorist for his political performances against the Russian government
Opera-loving artist Raqib Shaw to show new paintings at Glyndebourne
Artist is the second to be selected for White Cube pop-up gallery at the music festival
Turner Prize nominee Roger Hiorns to bury Boeing plane in Birmingham next year
Artist will inter 737 jet by a canal in British city
Meet the five surprising arts figures behind the Republican presidential candidates
As the race to the White House heats up, we look at the unlikely advisers that back the leading contenders
Statue stolen from Mussolini’s Roman villa to be returned
The work’s current owner voluntarily turned it over to authorities
Racial and gender inequality come under scrutiny in the art world
Arts Council England launches study asking artists to share the challenges and barriers they face in their careers
All of UK’s publicly owned art to go online
Sculptures and works on paper to be added to database of oil paintings
Chelmsford Museum gold coin theft linked to national security alert
Museums across UK were warned about gang making “reconnaissance visits”
Palestinian artist Khaled Jarrar faces down Donald Trump over immigration
Monument on US-Mexico border incorporates parts of fence separating the two countries
Met Breuer takes the long view of contemporary art
Inaugural exhibitions at new outpost will avoid the usual suspects
France to get its first Moroccan Cultural Centre in 2018
The project will be funded entirely by the Kingdom of Morocco
'Dear New Yorkers, tear down those walls': Tania Bruguera to stage public vote on immigration
Referendum performance is part of the Rubin Foundation’s political art show When Artists Speak Truth…
Tate photo show gives insight into ‘the vision of the new Tate Modern’
Performing for the Camera is an in-depth survey of the photography of performance
Cabaret Voltaire, birthplace of Dada, could be yours for $13m
Zurich theatre where the movement was founded 100 years ago is facing an uncertain future
Who will build Berlin’s new museum of the 20th century?
Ten proposals have made it to the next round of architecture competition
Political artist Pyotr Pavlensky pulled from Russia’s top art prize
Removal of artist best known for nailing his scrotum to Red Square has drawn criticism
Creative Time’s new director Katie Hollander outlines her vision
More ‘dream projects’, educational outreach and maybe a tv show
Brother of Spanish dealer in alleged forgery ring could be extradited to US
Court ruling must get government approval before Jesus Angel Bergantinos Diaz can be sent to New York for trial
Ai Weiwei wraps Berlin landmark in lifejackets in memory of drowned refugees
Mayor of Lesbos donated 14,000 vests to the Chinese artist and activist who created installation outside city’s Konzerthaus
Audrey Azoulay replaces Fleur Pellerin as France’s culture minister
In a surprise cabinet reshuffle, President Hollande’s cultural advisor takes the top government spot
Grand Palais revamp could leave Paris’s biggest shows without a roof
What will happen to key culture events held at the site, including Monumenta artist commission and Fiac fair?
Austrian attaché has Russian Revolution on his mind
Collector seeks artists to respond to the events of 1917 and their legacy today in Russia
Settlement reached with both parties in Knoedler case
Agreement came before owner and former director could testify, but the trial gripped the New York art world
Turin’s Egyptian museum dedicates gallery to Italian student murdered in Cairo
Hall of Deir el-Medina to become memorial to Giulio Regeni
Art—coming soon to a cinema near you
Short films by major artists will be screened unannounced before regular features in the UK
Rotterdam museum to rent out public space to wealthy collectors
Visitors to the new open storage facility can tour private collections—and there could even be a freeport