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Artist’s grandson welcomes ‘long overdue’ retrospective at the Pushkin featuring more than 50 works
The inaugural exhibition at the new $25m arts complex in northern England focuses on affairs of the heart
The newly appointed museum director plans to promote site-specific and politically engaged projects
The new president of the Paris museum was in China last week to discuss joint projects with Chinese officials
Dutch national museum of art and history sets new record as more than half a million people visit Late Rembrandt exhibition
Matthew Teitelbaum—who starts his new job as the director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston in August—on what it takes to run an encyclopaedic museum today
The longtime leader of the public arts non-profit Creative Time will succeed outgoing director Arnold Lehman
Whitney director chooses a 'Red Sunset' maple planted outside new Renzo Piano-designed building
Former Documenta director was unanimously chosen from 171 candidates
Museum is launching a new programme dedicated to emerging art
Neue Galerie exhibition features loans from private collectors
Scheme includes a linking bridge and new exhibition spaces
After the gala and serious fundraising, Costume Institute and Asian art department join forces to celebrate real and imaginary China
Legal conference tackles issues facing US museums, from commissioning work to developing diversity
British Museum seeks Neil MacGregor’s successor: scholar, diplomat and virtuoso fundraiser required
Jean-Luc Martinez says attacks on cultural heritage marks "turning point" for universal museums
Turin-style reforms could take place across Italy as soon as a dozen new directors are appointed
France takes the lead as calls grow for co-ordinated response after attacks by fanatics on Assyrian royal cities
The impresarios of cultural institutions, they have combined deep learning with business nous. As they move on, UK museums are at a turning point
Amos Anderson Art Museum unveils bold vision for new home
New space entices passers-by with a mix of art and theatre
Visitors can see the architect’s newly restored living quarters for the first time in 160 years
Companies accused of dictating museums’ programmes in return for support
Thinning the painting’s varnish reveals La Belle Ferronnière's fine features, but French experts unable to confirm her identity
Appeal after fresh information emerges about possible Nazi loot
