The Lassonde Art Trail is part of a $1bn redevelopment project to revitalise the city’s relationship with its waterways
Uffizi Galleries in Florence announce ‘unprecedented’ €50m revamp
The programme will include the redesign of displays, the creation of new exhibition space and the installation of new lighting systems
‘We’re astounded and a bit perplexed by it’: colossal 2,500-year-old sculpture discovered at Unesco site in Turkey
The statue gives unique insight into the understudied ancient Lydian civilisation, Turkey’s culture ministry says
‘What’s good for the planet is good for artists’: group launches new Green Manifesto
Recently rebranded artist membership organisation Artists Now has created a guide on how to make creative practices more eco-friendly
Raise a glass: long-hidden image of soldier returns to Pieter de Hooch painting
The figure has been painted back onto the work at the Maurithuis after being removed at some stage in its history
Van Gogh’s exuberant ‘Tarascon Stagecoach’ will go on show in New York
The masterpiece, alongside 62 other works given by the Pearlman family, is coming on tour from Los Angeles
Lidar analysis reveals more than 20,000 pre-colonial earthworks under Amazonian rainforest
A new study based on aerial surveys suggests the pre-Columbian Aquiry civilisation had a much more developed and dispersed footprint than previously thought
Too hot to handle: Smithsonian museums shut down due to cooling system failure
Seven of the institution’s buildings along the south side of the National Mall in Washington, DC, are closed until further notice
As local museums in the UK face closure, government promises help
A recent report revealed that 524 UK museums closed between 2000 and 2025. But while the government has offered short-term help, structural issues remain unresolved
Huge nuclear bunker in Italy is set to become a Cold War museum
West Star, a former Nato HQ near Verona, is expected to host 100,000 visitors annually