Partnership with Greece reportedly backed by Labour leader Keir Starmer

In the aftermath of Hamas’s attack on Israel, the Kyiv-born, Tel Aviv-based artist Zoya Cherkassky-Nnadi made drawings depicting victims and hostages

The museum is investigating how the English-made jug turned up in West Africa before being seized during the 19th-century Anglo-Ashanti wars

Former Turner Prize judge replaces Alessio Antoniolli who has been in post for 18 years

Be’eri Gallery was burned during the 7 October attack, but displays in Jerusalem and beyond are carrying its legacy

In the aftermath of Hamas’s attack on Israel, the Kyiv-born, Tel Aviv-based artist Zoya Cherkassky-Nnadi made drawings depicting victims and hostages

The 19th edition of the Bogotá fair—one of Latin America's most important—has shifted location and date

Clare McAndrew's British Art Market in 2023 survey shows a growing gulf between UK and US art markets, prompting key players to lobby government

The fair came ahead of national elections in Indonesia

Buyers are flocking to nature-inspired works by the French artists François-Xavier and Claude Lalanne

Fifteen years since Iceland’s banking crisis, funding cuts have left the nation’s art in a state of potential peril

Soaring visitor numbers and new leadership team at Inhotim Institute trigger reset for major hotel development

The conservation of St John’s College has uncovered hidden paintings, underfloor fire escapes and an intriguing signature

The Moroccan cultural sector has been hard at work to help the communities hit hardest by the disaster and trying to remind people that "this is still going on"

Sequences features works that meditate on the unseen forces that dictate the outcome of our lives

The Seattle Art Museum’s gift of more than 45 works from collectors Jon and Kim Shirley makes for a compelling performance

As his South London Gallery show opens, the self-proclaimed “friendliest Black artist in America” explains why creating new versions of his work is so important

An array of artefacts show how cultural cross-pollination thrived across centuries and continents under Byzantine rule

Plus, the appointment of the new Venice Biennale president sparks a political row, and a tender portrait by Dorothea Lange

Daniel Ambrosi used Google's AI to reimagine high-res photographs of parkland designed by the 18th-century landscape architect

Many believe new applications—from AI and NFTs to 3D scanning—are game changing in returning objects to source communities. Lawyers say they can make the process harder

The opening of Digital Art Fair in Hong Kong is a moment to take stock of how technological developments have changed the nature of digital art

Film director's ghoulish illustrations and paintings to go on show at the Design Museum

Star has played Turner and L.S. Lowry on screen

All you ever wanted to know about Miller, from a biography and collection of love letters to a book of her recipes—selected by the curator Martin Pel

Our roundup of the latest art publications

Falckenberg, one of Germany’s most important private art collectors, once said he was drawn to “outsiders and freaks"

Irwin explored human perception with his installations as well as the spaces he designed for institutions such as the Getty Museum in Los Angeles

A survivor of cancer and an illegal abortion, McNeely channelled her experiences into very personal work

The American artist was long associated with the feminist art movement but resented the label, preferring to form her own critical iconography