Possible medieval artefacts, discovered at Canadian thrift store, will form basis of university archaeology class

Most of Washington, DC’s top attractions will shutter by the beginning of next week unless US lawmakers reach an agreement to fund the government

The show of around 60 paintings and works on paper is touring nine European countries

Many institutions are adopting a practice of “strategic silence” to protect funding and avoid censure

The 21st edition of Bogotá’s marquee art fair opened alongside the city’s new contemporary art biennial, eliciting healthy sales in the four- and five-figure range

Participating galleries have signed up to pledge 10% of the sale price of selected works to fund the Gallery Climate Coalition

The 20th edition of the fair brings together 51 galleries from 16 countries

Perelman sued his insurers after a 2018 fire at his Hamptons home, claiming works by Warhol, Ruscha and Twombly had sustained damage

Musée Jacquemart-André stages city’s first show in decades dedicated to the artist once favoured by Louis XIII, who later fell into relative obscurity

The museum's new Moving Image Gallery is its first dedicated space for showing durational art

The survey focuses on the photographer’s work rather than her colourful backstory

The Chicago-born artist has been speaking ahead of a major show at London’s Royal Academy of Arts

The first show at the new space, opening on 1 October, is inspired by the Eero Saarinen-designed US Embassy in Oslo

Following years of strife and multiple leadership changes, will these important institutions meet the rigorous standards set by the American Alliance of Museums?

The digital project, which was funded by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, presents looted objects in 3D form

Sara Raza, who is also the space's first artistic director, has big plans to reach young people, inspired by her time at South London Gallery

This evocative tale makes a compelling case Bell, who made inroads as an artist and designer at a time when this was rare for women

The book also includes myriad accounts of the British artist's inspirational teaching techniques

The exceptional legacy of Lady Charlotte Schreiber, best known for her scholarly collecting of ceramics, is explored in a new biography

Philip Hoare has created his “version of a Blake print”, a complex book to dive into and get lost in

The arts education crisis in the UK risks holding the young back from discovering what visual culture can teach us about self-expression, empathy, open-mindedness and more

The Los Angeles-based artist is spending eight hours a day on his knees at David Zwirner's 52 Walker space

Could the Manhattan district attorney's seizures be putting people off sending artworks to the city?

Two recent Goldsworthy shows, one at the National Galleries of Scotland and the other at Jupiter Artland, have radically changed my view of the artist, writes Louisa Buck

Redford, an Oscar-winning actor, director and founder of the Sundance Institute, died yesterday at his home in Utah

Drexler, who was a fixture of the Pop Art scene by the early 1960s, was also a member of an all-women wrestling troupe under the pseudonym Mexican Spitfire

As well as for his iconic designs, Armani will be remembered for his broad cultural legacy

His death was announced on Sunday by the French culture minister, Rachida Dati

The Queen of Pop’s 2003 visit sparked a lawsuit—but she was spotted there again just last month

The movie star will compete against 24 other finalists including Bianca Raffaella

Warren Stephens has brought works by Cézanne, Renoir and Edgar Degas to London

A group of black-clad protesters recently gathered at “Cloud Gate” to raise awareness and call for the release of the man they claim lives inside the sculpture