The Da Vinci Face platform uses using artificial intelligence and sophisticated algorithms to transform you into an Old Master

The mass restitution is expected to be endorsed by the French Senate on 15 February

The bursaries support Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic students on postgraduate courses in the arts at Goldsmiths

The Mayfair-based dealer has taken the space on Grosvenor Street until the end of May, but might extend

The auction house will help the Parisian institution research the history of items purchased between 1933 and 1945, which "may lead to restitutions"

Queer Britain charity pledges new institution will be free of charge

Initiative questions why gyms, hair salons and brothels have reopened but culture venues remain closed in the Netherlands

Curator is overseeing a major Robert Indiana show due to launch this spring

The national broadcasting company’s funding model will be reviewed by 2027 sparking concerns about its future

The £10m public grant is part of a new initiative aimed at equalising quality of living between the north and south

Great North Museum: Hancock in Newcastle seeks "proactive repatriation" after "forceful removal" by British troops in 1897

Cold War Steve depicts UK prime minister hiding in a fridge in his interpretation of "Partygate" while David Shrigley labels him an "arsehole"

Officials at the Grand Palais hope a new strand of multimedia exhibitions will tap into a growing global market

The Old Master’s advice is among the fascinating facts and illuminating anecdotes gathered in a new compendium called Artifacts

Our roundup of the latest art publications

Prices for Ultra Rare editions start at €4,999 but museum sales percentage remains under wraps

Gladstone Pottery Museum to be used as a film location under controversial council proposals

Artist also plans sculpture park and mini museum in English seaside hometown

Former Tory Vice Chairman David Brownlow provided funds for a controversial makeover of Johnson's flat at 11 Downing Street

Acropolis Museum director says the move could pave the way for reunification of works held in London

The esteemed East End art gallery doubled in size under her leadership

Trial reignited the debate about the value of colonial-era contested monuments and statues

Old Master painting was pulled from auction last year—but will the government pay full market price?

While the pandemic may have forced museums around the world into an involuntary temporary slumber, builders have been busy. Here are the most exciting new and expanded museums opening in 2022

In podcast interview, Ed Vaizey supports restitution but outlines the complex arguments around the debate

He won the Pritzker Prize in 2007 for having "revolutionised museums"

Natural History Museum closes due to front-of-house staff shortages caused by Covid-19

Proposal was put forward by 16 Arabic-speaking countries

Banksy is selling t-shirts to help fund costs of four accused protestors

The Reel Store in Coventry is the UK’s first permanent immersive digital art gallery

The new non-profit, Horizon, is funded by Los Angeles-based patrons Harry Hu and Jason Li

Recent images show militia taking photographs of artefacts on their mobile phones

In a new location in the desert complex, the exhibition will explore ideas of “mirage and oasis”

Doro Globus, the managing director of David Zwirner Books, tells us why she decided to write a book highlighting the many jobs that make a great exhibition

Leading directors, curators and artists reveal their favourite books of the past year

Our roundup of the latest art publications

The now-defunct jail once held playwright Oscar Wilde on charges of gross indecency between 1895 and 1897

We asked insiders to share the fair works that jumped out at them and how they felt to be back in Miami

Art lovers tell us what they’ve bought and why

Amid calls to boycott the Havana Biennial, artists and dealers are using Miami Art Week as a bullhorn

Plus, nobody holds a candle to Julian Schnabel

We speak to the established Miami dealer about life-affirming breakfasts, why dealers are taste-makers and his love for Leonora Carrington

The artist behind 2019's viral banana installation talks to us about his newest pigeon sculptures at Miami, what he hopes his art communicates to audiences, and why it was important for him to create a 9/11 memorial

Badiucao's wild poster campaign focuses on country's human rights violations

Sun & Sea (Marina) will be staged next summer at the Albany arts centre in Deptford as part of Lewisham’s year as London Borough of Culture

The path, which was rediscovered in 1949, connects the temples of Luxor and Karnak in the east of the country

Critics round on exhibition’s alternative interpretations of Hogarth paintings, describing them as "wokeish drivel"

Sanaa architects masterplan turns 1920s site in Moscow into vast exhibition space and library

Works by Tom Claassen, Bruce Nauman and Isa Genzken are among the first of the initiative’s 40 sculptures to be installed

Museum of the Home trustees vote to relocate the sculpture after UK government pressured them to keep it

The British Prime Minister met with Greek leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who reiterates that the ancient sculptures should be shown at the Acropolis Museum

The finial, valued at £1.5m, is one of eight golden heads that adorned the throne of the so-called Tiger of Mysore, which was broken up by British East India Company forces after his defeat in 1799

The writer and abstract artist currently has an exhibition on at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York

Kyriakos Mitsotakis wants to send ‘cultural treasures’ in exchange for ‘stolen’ sculptures

Archaeologists and museum professionals "urge" institution to cut ties with British Petroleum company

Freelands Foundation announces funding for residencies and development programmes at leading art institutions to tackle racial inequality

Latest action in Healing Arts project addresses climate change

"Cultures become sick when they become self-referential," says Pope Francis at gallery launch

Previous discoveries made during the excavation of the Civita Giuliana villa include a ceremonial chariot and the bodies of two men

Newsreader Huw Edwards will now be invited to the museum to hear more about the reinterpretation process