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Wednesday 8 Feb 12
The ambitious installations of the Los Angeles-born, New York-based artist Sanford Biggers, whose two recent exhibitions in New York City incorporated sculpture, video, photography, music and photographs, have reached an unprecedented height at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (Mass... >>>
Why the political gain in the United Kingdom outweighs the economic cost >>>
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An independent body is due to take its place >>>
Eight new rooms house paintings by French, Dutch, Flemish and Spanish artists >>>
But works including pieces by Tapiès and Barceló will stay in the city >>>
Government stops funds, focus shifts away from Africa >>>
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New €4m project to safeguard Italy's museums from earthquakes >>>
As protests against the energy company’s arts sponsorship grow, museums and the minister of culture support BP's latest funding >>>
The director of the Nationalgalerie, Udo Kittelmann, gets the green light to rehang Gemäldegalerie with modern masters >>>
Visitor numbers plummet at the Royal Observatory >>>
WITH OVER 1. 1 million annual visitors we raise between €6m and €7m from entrance fees or around 19% of the total budget >>>
----Most works to remain at the Kunstmuseum Basel, while one gouache is transferred to the artist’s heirs >>>
Piotrovsky says he must focus on 250th anniversary of the museum >>>
Stand-off over building that houses the “Hermitage of the Urals” >>>
Renzo Piano’s extension to the Isabella Stewart Gardner meant her carriage house had to go >>>
Boston’s leading museums and charities face sharp rise in “voluntary” payments to city >>>
Leading expert has “severe doubts” about work lent to Vienna museum by Norwegian collector >>>
Nationals reluctantly set up trusts to help gain access to their own reserves >>>
Backlash in Budapest to proposed merger with Museum of Fine Arts >>>
