Leading figures speak out about concerns for the future after UK votes to leave European Union<br>

Rehang of the collection places unfamiliar names alongside established ones while performance takes centre stage<br>

Fears for London art market amid political and economic uncertainty after UK votes to leave EU

What you can expect to see in the galleries and exhibitions spaces this summer

How the Basel-based architects were influenced by the ideas and art of Donald Judd and Rémy Zaugg

Ambitious project to transform central London’s bridges is backed by Rothschild family and city’s mayor

More than 60 fellow artists add poignant responses to history of children in need

Scholarly head of collections to take overall charge of Dutch national museum of art

Second show at London’s Newport Street Gallery is a painstaking tribute

Opportunity knocks for UK artists and galleries at the fair and beyond

Young galleries aren’t what they used to be—in a good way, says the curator

From a Caucasian carpet to Pop-Tart drawings

Statistics show that less than a third of the biggest exhibitions in the US go to women <br>

Doha’s waterfront grain silos to house vast gallery but plan to include collection store dropped

Museum’s extension, which is due to open in June, will help broaden story of Modernism—but £30m still needs to be raised

Swedish pioneer of abstraction attended séances and communed with mystic beings

But Taipei tops the most visited exhibition list, with a show of works by the 20th-century artist Chen Cheng-po

Exhibition programming is an unpredictable business when institutions take some risks

Bringing dance into galleries pushes institutions outside their comfort zones

Elisabeth Murdoch’s initiative embraces artists that other awards overlook

Pi Li, the museum's Sigg senior curator, tells us the story behind some of the pieces now on show in Hong Kong