The Colombian ministry of culture has compiled a preliminary report of damage to cultural sites in the seven departments closest to the 10 August earthquake’s epicentre, and in the Unesco-designated “Coffee Cultural Region”

After multiple assaults from Moscow, now the artist community Nahirna22 faces eviction

Works by Marie Bracquemond, Wifredo Lam, T.C. Cannon, Christina Quarles and many others are among the around 190 objects joining the collection

The Chinati Foundation will carefully repair and weatherproof the Judd-modified buildings that house his 100 untitled works in mill aluminium

Murals at Unesco World Heritage Site Zuojiang Huashan in southern China were made using animal blood and blood from childbirth, according to researchers

Five pieces by the Brazilian artist Candido Portinari, taken in the same heist last December, remain missing

Likely reassembled in modern times, the skull was returned by the Netherlands following a grassroots campaign; it will go on display at a community museum in Oaxaca

Issues at the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi'an and the Zhejiang Museum have prompted the National Cultural Heritage Administration to put out a notice

The public statement of support follows the international museum body’s recent update of its code of ethics, as well as a similar statement issued by the American Alliance of Museums in July

The High Renaissance master’s “Madonna of St Sebastian” shows off its colours after nearly four years of treatment

The former director of the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona will follow in the footsteps of the late Koyo Kouoh when she takes up her new role in October

The museum claimed financial hardship, even as it goes ahead with a starchitect-designed revamp

Excavations at the Cerro Mayal site in the north of the country show it was an important production facility for Moche ceramics around the seventh century

Over a four-decade career, the French art critic and curator profoundly influenced contemporary art institutions in Switzerland and France

Immersed in nature, the sustainably designed Lola Mora Cultural Center in San Salvador de Jujuy celebrates the late artist and her practice

The northern French region offers much to see beyond its famous tapestry, ranging from a rare Caravaggio and one of Duchamp’s nudes, to Monet’s garden and a 60th anniversary tribute to the Normandy landings

Archaeologists in Carnac, northwest France, have used aerial drones to identify previously unknown stones buried beneath the surface

A 7.4-magnitude quake caused a tower to collapse at the beloved Manizales Cathedral

“Extraordinary site” could reveal “interesting story about trade routes”, maritime archaeologist David Gibbins says

Walls, floors, human burials and 18th-century tiles have been uncovered in what was once the Hospital and Church of the Holy Spirit in Peru

The Liverpool Street railway hub and 1 Silk Street are two of the latest contested developments in the heart of the capital, where new skyscrapers are clamouring to be built

The programme will include the redesign of displays, the creation of new exhibition space and the installation of new lighting systems

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art’s new admission and membership fees are tone-deaf and self-defeating

The figure has been painted back onto the work at the Maurithuis after being removed at some stage in its history

A new study based on aerial surveys suggests the pre-Columbian Aquiry civilisation had a much more developed and dispersed footprint than previously thought

The closure affected a number of the institution’s buildings along the south side of the National Mall in Washington, DC

Upcoming exhibition at the National Museum of Asian Art in Washington, DC, will feature 26 works from the Louvre, some of which have never been shown in the US

Currently the director of the North Carolina Museum of Art, Hillings worked on the Abu Dhabi project from 2009 to 2018

The restituted human remains include 17 skulls and one sample of hair, which were taken from the island during a German expedition in 1882

The work, created by the young friar-artist and updated later by Lorenzo di Credi, has undergone careful repair and cleaning