From the future of the Arts Council to AI, there are several complicated issues for the incoming culture secretary to tackle
Whereabouts of Cuban artist-activist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara remain unknown following end of prison sentence
A friend of the artist believes he is being held in government custody before being expelled from Cuba, while a human rights organisation has filed a legal petition for his […]
Minneapolis Institute of Art hires Kevin Tervala to lead curatorial
The curator moves to Minnesota after more than ten years at the Baltimore Museum of Art
‘A poem to the prairie’: new life for architecture as sculpture
Designed by the American Modernist architect Herb Greene, the Prairie House in Oklahoma is the subject of a new preservation campaign
Italy returns 27 historical objects to Mexico after investigations by art hit squad
Artefacts including terracotta statues and fossilised fish were recovered by the Carabinieri Tutela del Patrimonio Culturale through six separate investigations
The ten most expensive Van Gogh paintings
‘Sunflowers’ does not make the list—and there are other surprises
US congress introduces bill to protect public art in federal buildings targeted by Trump administration
The Preserve Act specifically sites Washington, DC’s Cohen Building—the “Sistine Chapel of the New Deal”
Legionella detected in cooling towers at the Metropolitan Museum, Cooper Hewitt and Jewish Museum
As the outbreak of Legionnaire’s disease continues on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, a new city report shows more art institutions affected
Detroit Institute of Arts director finds missing Velázquez painting
Salvador Salort-Pons, a noted Velázquez scholar, says he made the discovery by chance while preparing a related exhibition at the museum
Tower of London’s architectural archive to be opened up to public as part of planned £70m revamp
A new Archive Study Centre will open as part of a multi-year programme by Historic Royal Palaces