The London museum is building a sustainable garden while the Margate institution has launched a biennial summit exploring our oceans

Recognition by the International Union of Geological Sciences highlights how stone can reveal and preserve a city's material history

The 272-year-old New York Society Library’s patrons have included the likes of George Washington and Alexander Hamilton

‘Persistence’ implies that the former prime minister is to blame for the 1943 Bengal famine, which historian Andrew Roberts says is inaccurate

Beleaguered by Brexit, this year, record auctions and a promising crop of fairs and events are helping to boost the week

Nomad co-founder and director Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte describes the fair as “a resort concept”

The piecemeal approach to repealing and replacing EU regulations highlights the lack of a coherent policy

According to dealer Martyn Downer, the silver plate of the exiled monarch could be “the only coffin plate of a Queen of England that will ever be on the market”

‘Unhidden Heroines’ pairs important women in US history with monuments on the National Mall commemorating men of their time

Finn, previously the chief curator at the Orange County Museum of Art, starts at Crystal Bridges and the Momentary in August

Artists and performers of all kinds flocked to Wilshire Boulevard for the city's first Art Parade

The tours created and led by the artist and curator Aislinn Pentecost-Farren are part of the ArtPhilly 2026 festival

From Old Masters like Tintoretto to contemporary Kantarovsky, the medium's brilliance shines across the city

The free digital resource, from the National Coalition Against Censorship, comes as artists navigate an increasingly censorious cultural landscape

In 2022, the artist created a massive celebration of Black and queer culture at New York’s historic Park Avenue Armory

The artist chronicled Amsterdam life in the 1970s

The unashamedly partisan book by Daniel E. Sutherland also looks at the science behind Whistler’s nocturnes

We speak to the writer Isaac Butler about his book revisiting the battles over censorship and public funding in the US during the 1980s and 1990s

Three key takeaways from a new book that looks at the artist's designs for shop awnings, advertising illustrations, screen-printed clothes and more

The 250th anniversary of John Constable’s birth has seen a flurry of publications about the great painter and his work

Plus princess throws some fade and airport show takes off

Plus: P•P•O•W's stand stays hydrated and Katharine Grosse's fabulous football

Plus a museum interrogation and fairs tip population over the edge

The founder of Heni art services is behind a major Barbara Hepworth show at London's Courtauld Gallery

The argument that you can do good from the inside of an institution ravaged by the Trump administration no longer washes

The end of free universal museum entry risks deterring visitors and creating a two-tier system

Regions outside of the US, UK and China have grown their share from 17% of business in 2015 to 24% in 2025, according to report

When it comes to art, Trump is an utter vacuum—he makes the Nazis look like great connoisseurs, says author John-Paul Stonard

The film director Baz Luhrmann and his wife, production designer Catherine Martin, have designed the lavish interior

From Jannis Kounellis to Anselm Kiefer, a very personal art collection, asssembled by the De Santis family, is now on view in the 1930s villa

Best known for her graphic novel Persepolis and its award-winning film adaption, Satrapi died in Paris on 4 June from “sadness” following her husband's recent death

Widely known by her online alter ego Jerry Gogosian, Helphenstein had come to prominence through her memes and critiques of the art world

Best known for daring audiences to face and feel the female body on her own terms, the performance artist died in Vienna on 14 May at 85 years old

Baselitz’s death comes on the eve of a major exhibition of his latest paintings at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini concurrent with the Venice Biennale