Pressure on resources play a part as well as ethical issues in the wake of coronavirus

From the Museum of Modern Art's home cooking interviews to the Blanton Museum's bakeoff

“Writers, curators, artists and friends of Felix’s” will be asked to take part in participatory work

An Instagram Live interview with the writer of a new biography on the famous US artist

Debate about the spire is intensifying with battle lines drawn between traditional and contemporary camps

Fuel company's decision to withdraw from the BP Portrait Award judging panel was a missed opportunity to end sponsorship relationship, artist believes

Writer was recognised for his criticism of Lacma’s controversial expansion plan

The Swiss artist is seeking sponsors this week at Frieze New York for his new project Terminal, which involves burying a Boeing 727 jetliner in the California desert

Move prompts fears that works from national museum collections could be sold off too

The artistic director of the Serpentine Galleries has been inspired by his daily walks and ‘animal interviews’ to revisit one of his favourite books about trees

Perrotin Gallery leads commercial charge by launching two-month rotating show involving 26 Paris dealers

From the Centre Pompidou's #PompidouVIP to the Whitney's focus on recent acquisitions by living artists

Some critics support the proposed sculpture for Cambridge University while others question the competition process

Launch of Beijing venue combining works by both artists is postponed—and some loans in doubt

The Turin-based art patron enjoys learning about artist rivalries and delving into the Francis Bacon catalogue raisonné, among other things

Brussels museums release their planned safety measures along with the museum ethics organisation Cimam

The Whitney Museum of American Art curator delights in learning about the global culture of the Middle Ages and finds lessons for the future in a Cauleen Smith monograph

Curators and directors tell us about their new favourite books as The Art Newspaper launches its Book Club

The Indian artist was known for her innovations in printmaking and her reflections on the 1947 Partition

“Once in a lifetime exhibition”, which closed early due to the coronavirus outbreak, will not be extended

The Art Newspaper has compiled a list of UK and international financial aid for arts businesses

Belgian museum director says his institution is “ready to serve as a test room”

From Oliver Beer's “eerily quiet” studio to a behind-the-scenes look at how Letícia Ramos produces her photograms

The 86-year-old Arte Povera pioneer says humanity has reached its limits and must find new ways to live post-pandemic

Art historians and curators urge galleries to support education staff during coronavirus crisis

Mauritshuis museum's detailed technical examination uncovers new findings on the Dutch artist's brushwork, pigments and technique

The Danish-Icelandic artist is releasing the participatory social media project in celebration of Earth Day

Other institutions reflect on ethical concerns linked to Covid-19 material

His body was found almost three weeks after he disappeared from his home in Montauk on the East End of Long Island

Nicholas Coleridge describes “icy legs” symptoms and how doctors undoubtedly saved his life