British Council exhibition organised by six emerging Saudi women curators breaks new ground

American author and critic has chosen painters Celia Paul, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye and Peter Doig for successive solo exhibitions starting next year

The media production arm of the online retailer giant plans to release the documentary theatrically this autumn and stream it online

Permanent wall piece is made from more than 4,000 bricks

Pre-Columbian treasure, presented by Panamanian president in 1953, could date from as early as AD700

A fourth-century BC terracotta krater was turned over to the DA’s office last week based on evidence it was looted

Police are investigating a burglary in the latest incident of crime at festival

Scholar says the library founded by Aby Warburg “badly needs some profile raising”

Seasoned collector takes charge at the little-known non-profit, which has an $88m endowment

Auction house cuts Dubai October series as it looks to “internationalise” the sector's market

He has been with the publication for almost a decade

As beneficiary of the Getty Rothschild award, the tapestries scholar will contemplate where the culture sector is heading

100 years ago, W.E.B. Du Bois and the NAACP organised the Silent Parade against racial discrimination

Exhibition in 2018 will show fragment of Titanic first-class lounge and works by Le Corbusier and Stanley Spencer

Yorkshire Sculpture International exhibition at four partner venues secures Arts Council backing

Council of State says government can consider non-Italians for new director post

Artists William Kentridge and Tino Sehgal lined up for OGR centre in historic railway workshops

Works by more than 20 Academicians installed in Sackler Galleries in time for Matisse show

Images by late photographer were last works to be authenticated by artist before his death

Walk & Talk includes exhibitions and performances on the Portuguese volcanic islands of the Azores

Works by Cindy Sherman and Glenn Ligon to go on show at the Palais de Tokyo and on the block in Christie’s sale

Kunstmuseum Bern has taken possession of first works from controversial collection of Nazi-era art due to go on show in November

Visitors will be able to sit on 36 wool rugs arranged across the floor of a former interfaith chapel

Paintings were seized following a tip-off from the Art Loss Register

Pop-up shows and international loans will pave the way for 2020 opening

The former British Museum chief, appointed as founding director in 2015, will steer the project to completion

Federico Cerruti was extraordinary in his extreme ordinariness and austerity

After Shchukin show, private Paris museum cements Franco-Russian relationship with exhibition of blue-chip works bought by Morozov brothers