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

Visitors to the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art will be greeted by a copy of Ghiberti’s baptistery doors

Non-profit ArtBuilt to open 50 workspaces for artists, artisans and designers in the massive New York City-owned property

UK entrepreneur Andrew Brownsword is lending a Sisley painting of the Thames

Edward Jonkler’s photographs, on view in London, show men held in limbo at centres in Europe and the Middle East

Russian non-profit museum opens as government earmarks Constructivist buildings for demolition

Contrary to media reports, Tristram Hunt says museum is "very passionate" about unlocking its collections online

New-York Historical Society launches free civics course for Green Card holders

Member of Muholi's team was hospitalised after she was allegedly pushed down the stairs in Amsterdam

Exhibition highlighting effects of climate change to open near Mar-a-Lago

Artist and his investor-collectors hope spectacular exhibition and plenty of spin will revive flagging market

Owner says Andreas Achenbach’s Sicilian Landscape was bought in a “normal gallery transaction”

No to the Invasion: Breakdowns and Side Effects spans over two decades of art from Arab countries

Soul of a Nation features works by more than 60 black artists who shaped the civil rights era