Around 50 contemporary artists will feature in Normandie Impressionniste, shedding new light on one of art history’s major movements

Podcasts, social media channels and virtual exhibitions are experiencing unprecedented traffic but do not make up for lost revenue

The free-entry MassArt Art Museum, formerly known as the Bakalar & Paine Galleries, opens this weekend

The vacant Paley Center in Beverly Hills will be transformed into a space for both his own and other artists’ work

After €13m expansion, French museum brings together works by painter Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and sculptor Emile-Antoine Bourdelle

Ahead of her debut at Art Basel in Miami Beach, the Chicago-based gallerist walks us through her journey from marketing McDonald's to setting up shop in Seattle

Museum's little known, 6,000-strong Modern and contemporary art collection includes a ball gown made of 2,000 stamps

Sandra Jackson-Dumont will take over in January as leader of George Lucas’s $1bn project in Los Angeles

Redesign by h2o architectes opens up 1930s building—with monumental murals by Matisse and Dufy—to disabled visitors

The Japanese artist's Manga-inspired exhibition at Musée Guimet, curated by Williams, depicts kids with weapons as a vision of the future

Moored besides the Pont des Invalides in Paris, Fluctuart will open with an exhibition by the Brooklyn-based artist Swoon

The newly created institution will involve all 200 students of the Montpellier School of Fine Arts

Conservation effort now includes passageways and interior

Decision allows Fondation Pierre Bergé-Yves Saint Laurent to continue using trademark of French painter Jacques Majorelle

The French chocolate maker has also been quietly casting works in bronze, silver and gold

For its 30th anniversary, the Musée d’art moderne et contemporain invited the artist to show his monumental sculpture The Big Wave as part of a major retrospective

As well as housing Old Masters, the Michal and Renata Hornstein Pavilion for Peace also focuses on art therapy

A century after Marcel Duchamp first arrived, New York’s appeal is as strong as ever