Due to open in September, the Tselinny Center and the Almaty Museum of the Arts are both financed by Kazakh entrepreneurs
The ‘Top Gun’ and ‘Heat’ star was a fixture on the Los Angeles contemporary art scene—and made his own art exploring themes such as his rich heritage
The new exhibition space, Austria’s first centre for photographic images and lens-based media, will open on 21 March
Afreena Islam-Wright resigned after the council placed her under investigation over comments she left on a petition
Morocco’s largest private museum has undergone a redesign and, in the wake of the 2023 earthquake, reinforcements to protect it against any future damage
Catalogue accompanying exhibition at London’s Design Museum explores the US film-maker’s unique aesthetic
The publication’s co-editor Peter van Agtmael chooses seven key images from legendary agency’s new book
The headline-making director-general of Unesco, who clashed with Reagan and Thatcher, died recently at the age of 103
The leading photography fair welcomes 240 exhibitors this year
Acclaimed photojournalist's teenage son charged with his murder on a popular hiking trail near Los Angeles
The UK culture secretary named Denzil Forrester as the winner of the Robson Orr TenTen Award 2024 at the Department of Culture, Media and Sport
The institution is digging deep into its archive for a series of shows to mark the anniversary
The Grand Egyptian Museum should open at last, while Masp in São Paulo gets a tower-block extension
The Berlin-based artist was nominated for shows at London’s Camden Art Centre and Modern Art Oxford
From the theft of artefacts at the British Museum to a hammer attack on Velázquez’s “The Rokeby Venus”
Fifteen years since Iceland’s banking crisis, funding cuts have left the nation’s art in a state of potential peril
Sequences features works that meditate on the unseen forces that dictate the outcome of our lives
Funded by the tiny Nordic nation’s then thriving financial sector, the exhibition venue was an incubator for creative talent from Ragnar Kjartansson and Olafur Eliasson to Sigur Rós and Björk
Institutions are scrambling to identify whether their buildings contain the potentially dangerous material
Two Just Stop Oil Activists targeted the work as a protest against new UK gas and oil licences, just over a century after the suffragette Mary Richardson attacked the same painting in 1914
The director of the Wiener Holocaust Library in London described the vandalism as “an action that can only make sense to antisemites and their enablers”
The restored painting will be there to welcome visitors to the new Blavatnik Art, Film and Photography Galleries, which opens on Remembrance Sunday
The Photographers’ Gallery exhibition explores how the artist railed against tradition as post-war Japan turned its focus towards the West
Comments come four days after Icom Israel demanded that the Unesco-affiliated museum organisation condemn Hamas as terrorist organisation
Representatives of museums including the Israel Museum and the Tel Aviv Museum of Art also call for the organisation to recognise Hamas as a terrorist organisation comparable to the so-called Islamic State
Steve Bell's unpublished drawing of the Israeli prime minister shows him performing surgery on his own stomach, which has drawn parallels with the antisemitic 'pound of flesh' trope
The work was deaccessioned after the artist cancelled the exhibition in protest at the war in Ukraine
Though the wealthiest collectors remain untroubled by recent jolts to the economy, many galleries and younger collectors are being hit hard
Khan spoke at Frieze about plans to partner with other stakeholders across the public and private sectors to build 71,000 sq. m of affordable workspaces by 2026
Rembrandt is said to have created the painting of the blind Tobit, which is on sale for £24m, a year or two before his father died
