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Copies of the Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment will go to auction
With Photo London in full swing, the capital is awash with photography, from a 24-hours festival in Peckham to a group show in the India Club
The 59 sculptures were among treasures seized by Stalin’s “Trophy Brigades” after the Second World War
A monumental extension and a shake-up of the museum’s displays will see more international names, live art and female artists
Corning Museum restores fragile models by father and son glassblowers Leopold and Rudolf Blaschka
Bold Tendencies in south London unveils small-scale commission by the Algerian artist known for his provocative pieces
The inaugural show is postponed, but a satellite exhibition will go ahead this month in Beirut
London institution’s new show explores Egypt’s lost cities<br>
Sicily and Naples miss out on culture and tourism grants to protect crumbling cultural heritage sites due to chronic mismanagement
Works by Tintoretto, Mantegna and Rubens were hidden in plastic bags near the Moldovan border
City Museum re-opens this week with special projects after €13m development
Performers face charges of inciting protests and insulting state institutions
Co-founder of kinetic and optical art collective Grav worked with neon for the past six decades
Los Angeles agent and Dublin dealer Jonathan Ellis King sued artist for declaring jute sack works were not authentic
With big boots to fill, Hartwig Fischer has his work cut out at an institution that pulls in nearly seven million visitors each year
Land art piece will remain on view for two years
Decade of research underpins groundbreaking conservation plan at US university’s centre for British art
Duke Riley has trained 2,000 pigeons to perform for Creative Time—and they took flight this weekend
Company is collaborating with Uprise Art to create high-end store with contemporary art space
Event will be held in amphitheater of ancient Syrian city recently recaptured from Isil militants
Monument of communist revolutionary was dug up for new permanent exhibition on statues of past political leaders
Cartoonist had originally been sentenced to 12 years and nine months for criticising Iranian government
Installation first shown in 1994 at Daniel Newburg Gallery—just for one day
Gallery is re-representing the artist and is staging a solo show at the fair
Dispute centred on differing regimes for collecting and dealing in works of art
Survey will feature six of the Japanese artist's Infinity Rooms
Gallery's inaugural show is dedicated to the 100-year-old artist Carmen Herrera
Fair's deal with entertainment mega-agent could secure its future—but some still need convincing
