Happy birthday Hockney: late British artist’s 89th marked with special London screening
A special evening is taking place at Lightroom in Kings Cross, while another exhibition continues to draw tens of thousands
New Museum names Massimiliano Gioni as new director
The longtime artistic director takes the helm at the recently expanded New York institution
White, patriarchal and Christian: White House’s vision for the National Museum of American History
A surprise 162-page report released on 4 July reveals the Trump administration’s efforts to shape US history and culture through the Smithsonian
Buckingham Palace doubles number of paintings on display in rehung picture gallery
Works from the Royal Collection by Vermeer, Rubens, Rembrandt, Titian and others are on show, some for the first time in decades
Patti Smith and Soundwalk Collective’s sprawling Arles installation offers haunting world view
The collaborative show ‘Correspondences’ at Luma Arles in France marks the first major European presentation of the film works
Gang steals jewellery worth €4.5m from Lalique Museum in France in 11-minute heist
Three masked men broke into the museum in the early hours of Sunday morning and stole 27 crystal pieces, according to the local prosecutor
The Nevada Museum of Art puts sustainability at its core
Since its foundation in 1931, the institution has promoted climate action across all its activities
July Book Bag: from a selection of US folk art to a closer look at the work of YBA Gary Hume
Our round-up of the latest art publications
A new biography looks at how Michael Andrews shifted from slow burner to innovative creator
The School of London artist, equally at home in Soho society and rural Scotland, was also a noted painter of celebrities
Joseph Beuys was ambitious, ‘perhaps to the point of megalomania’, says a new book about the German artist
A new reading of the life and work of Beuys is no hagiography, seeing Beuys as someone who was fiercely determined and created myths about himself