The activist from Last Generation Canada said “more resources have been put in place to secure and protect this artwork than to protect living, breathing people”

Discussions continue about reopening the Torlonia Museum in Rome, says foundation director

A retrospective opening at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts gives overdue attention to the work of the Venezuelan American who graced fashion magazine covers in the 1960s before fading away from the limelight

In “Seeing Loud: Basquiat in Music” at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, music both sets the stage for and unlocks the meaning of the artist’s enduring, resonant work

Nathalie Bondil, who was fired in 2020, was seeking $1.5m in moral and punitive damages from the museum’s board

Her first task at the French institution will be to expand its international programming and partnerships

Stéphane Aquin is taking over after Nathalie Bondil’s controversial dismissal

Stéphane Aquin faces the challenge of restoring stability after Nathalie Bondil’s disputed removal

The redacted report suggests major changes, including the creation of an ethics committee or a reduction in the board’s size

Michel de la Chenelière is not seeking term renewal as controversy over Nathalie Bondil's departure rumbles on

In a letter, more than 100 current and former staff members say Nathalie Bondil's tenure was marked by chaos, harassment and intimidation

Canada Council for the Arts will monitor the crisis following Nathalie Bondil’s dismissal, which could put the museum's public funding at risk

International museum leaders speak out against the treatment of "the best, most dynamic, and most innovative art museum director in North America"

Museum will juxtapose archaeological finds with recent pieces in an “Art of One World” gallery

The anonymous letter noted that culprits were very sorry and “not in a sober state of mind”

The rushed deaccessioning—to fund the acquisition of another work from neighbouring Quebec—raised a storm of criticism

More than a display of splendour, the exhibition examines how the court functioned as an institution of propaganda, shaping and promoting images of imperial power

As well as housing Old Masters, the Michal and Renata Hornstein Pavilion for Peace also focuses on art therapy

The philanthropist couple, who escaped the Nazis in Poland, enriched Montreal’s Museum of Fine Arts