Stolen Cezanne, Matisse and Renoir paintings recovered in Italy
The works had been taken from the Magnani-Rocca Foundation near the city of Parma in March
Why did Van Gogh sign his paintings simply as ‘Vincent’?
And why did he sign so few? The intriguing story behind his signatures
Camden Art Centre director Martin Clark to step down and lead Towner Eastbourne
The museum director will move from London to the East Sussex institution ahead of the development of its new outpost in the South Downs National Park
Icom defends the Smithsonian amid Trump’s attacks
The public statement of support follows the international museum body’s recent update of its code of ethics, as well as a similar statement issued by the American Alliance of Museums […]
At the Venice Biennale, collateral exhibitions embrace the possibilities of digital art
Both AI-generated art and digital art have had a tough time lately, but the 61st Venice Biennale offers the digitally-minded some work to feel good about
Dresden’s star Correggio altarpiece, newly restored, will anchor major exhibition
The High Renaissance master’s “Madonna of St Sebastian” shows off its colours after nearly four years of treatment
Hamptons art centre sued over large shipping container sculpture
The town of East Hampton claims Matt Johnson’s 60ft-tall sculpture is a structure built without proper safety permitting
Teodora Axente unveils trophy banner for Palio di Siena horse race
Each year, Siena commissions an artist to hand paint the silk ‘drappellone’, awarded to the museum associated with the race winner
San Diego Museum of Art lays off 11 employees
The museum claimed financial hardship, even as it goes ahead with a starchitect-designed revamp
Archaeologists uncover ancient, live-work ceramic studios linked to Moche civilisation in Peru
Excavations at the Cerro Mayal site in the north of the country show it was an important production facility for Moche ceramics around the seventh century
