Immersive performances will begin this month at Tower of London, with more planned at Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace

The photographs will go on view in the New York museum's permanent collection galleries in May, along with a selection of works by other artists and a clip from the classic 1971 film Shaft

New conservation brings society hostess Emilie Grigsby's travelling case into limelight after decades in storage

Organisers of the three-day action, the group BP or not BP?, called it the "largest protest in the history of the museum"

Digital visualisations gathered for online exhibit will be a “blueprint” for heritage managers planning climate adaptation in the future

We survey the multi-million-euro impact of the disaster on the city's cultural heritage sites—and the funds pledged for restoration so far

The refreshed museum will soon reopen with diverse collection displays informed by the local Asian Pacific Islander community

Precision illumination can draw out a work’s fine details without physical intervention, but some doubt it will ever replace traditional conservation

Emilie Gordenker, from the Mauritshuis, will move from the Golden Age to the birth of Modernism when she takes up her role next week

Curator says that conservators might be able to dry many wet objects in the museum’s archive

The Washington institution also announces joint effort with London communities to train young adults

An estimated 85,000 items are feared lost, including letters, antique wedding dresses and photographs

After more than a year in his new job, we interview the director about his priorities

With works by Judy Chicago, Tacita Dean, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster and Silke Otto-Knapp, the museum is one of many prioritizing acquisitions of art by women

Lower East Side location will unite exhibition space with the institution's school of 3,500 students

The university has acquired five portraits of men and women who hold blue-collar jobs on campus

Ian and Annette Cumming set out to commission likenesses of people who would remain renowned

Former Bridgestone Museum of Art will have new focus on creativity through the ages after a three-year renovation

Satellite venue of historic Albertina is to focus on Austrian and international art made after 1945

Departure follows New York Times article describing objectionable behaviour with female employees

Hire of French art historian Emmanuelle Polack suggests a more proactive stance on Nazi-era provenance research at Paris museum

The time is ripe for artists and curators to reconfigure what can actually be done within the walls of a museum

Planned show seeks to raise awareness of climate change, but London museum dogged by controversy over partnership with oil and gas giant

In honour of the victims and to promote the medium, the French culture ministry will create "a meeting, training and exhibition place"

The US president’s reversal comes after widespread condemnation and defense officials’ assurances that military would abide by international law

Meanwhile, an impromptu tribute to the country’s cultural heritage broke out on Twitter, as users posted images of their favourite places

Yemeni authorities and World Monuments Fund team up to repair ruined National Museum in Taiz

From Tutankhamun's new king-sized home in Cairo to Munch's sleek space in Oslo, here is our pick of the big openings this year

Highly publicised sales and seizures of Nazi memorabilia raise questions about whether such items should be exhibited

The Art Newspaper team ponder 2019's biggest art stories. Produced in association with Bonhams, auctioneers since 1793.