The return of the Easter Egg on loan to the UK from Viktor Vekselberg’s Panamanian company could well now be complicated

Ukrainian-born mining billionaire Viktor Vekselberg lent the first Imperial Easter egg to the London museum through his foundation

Palestinian Museum is using a $480,000 grant from the Aliph Foundation to document and conserve traditional embroidered dresses known as thobes

From next month, the institution will be open for seven days a week again and timed tickets for general admission will also be dropped

Imperial Fabergé eggs and Impressionist masterpieces are some of the works currently in shows in Europe

A London panel has assembled the largest cache of evidence on the concentration camps in Xinjiang, but museums will not say if they have examined it

Plus, Fabergé in London and a rediscovered Dürer

The Anatolian artefact had been on long-term loan to London's Victoria & Albert Museum, although not on display. Restitution is a complex issue, but in this case it was the right move

The piece was part of the Gilbert Collection which is not bound by the same legal restrictions around deaccessioning as the London museum

It's time to "to grasp the nettle", says the museum's director Gus Casely-Hayford of the Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship

East End institution will no longer cater to adults “revelling in nostalgia” and rather be focussed on those aged up to 14 years old

A prioritisation of design and a harnessing of public spirit are vital in the face of challenges posed by Brexit and Covid-19

Hallyu! The Korean Wave takes place in 2022 along with Beatrix Potter celebration and showcase of African fashion

The former chancellor's instalment echoes the selection of Lord Armstrong as chair of the V&A, which had serious consequences for the museum

The Victoria and Albert Museum outpost is now due to open in 2025 but its open storage space is still on track for 2024

Export licences likely to be granted on Italian roundel and German reliquary as institutions struggle with the fallout of the pandemic

We asked English institutions to provide figures for the four-week period from 17 May to gauge current demand

London institution unveils refurbished Design 1900-Now space for its Rapid Response collection of objects that reveal "truths about how we live"

The London museum’s newly refurbished Raphael Court plays host to a “visual album” of classical pieces on film

From 5,000 years of Iranian art and culture to Black female resistance and the domestic sphere

Following backlash over proposed chronological reorganisation of London museum, specialist departments will now remain

New exhibition on 5,000 years of Iranian civilisation will feature museum's rarely seen replicas of life-sized friezes from King Darius’s “very excellent” palace

An updated proposal will keep the collection organised around mediums instead of switching to a chronological approach

Russia's Tsar Alexander III began the most expensive Easter tradition in history in 1885 when he began gifting bejewelled eggs to his wife

Museum directors in London and the regions are cutting jobs and slashing budgets, raising concerns for the post-pandemic future of the sector

The announcement was met with public outrage prompting more than 10,000 people to sign a petition against the cuts

Although “thumbstoppable” social media content is essential, the online world has dark consequences too, says Tristram Hunt, the director of the Victoria and Albert Museum

Museum's director Tristram Hunt says that government help has not been enough to cover all costs incurred by pandemic and admits “curators will be more stretched”

Collections website unites technical data, open-access images, videos and even sewing patterns from the museum of art, design and performance

High-resolution images of Renaissance treasures go online, revealing the tiniest details of Raphael’s creative process