Plus: houses in Old City of Sanaa collapse after heavy rains, and current and former MMFA staff support sacking of Nathalie Bondil
Plus: Southbank Centre staff castigate management, major US museums make more staff redundant and artefacts privately restituted to Ecuador
Plus: the House of Representatives has approved the National Museum for the American Latino, murals by Picasso have been removed from a building in Oslo, and more art news
Plus: Gavin Brown is shutting down his gallery, and the rest of the week’s art news
Plus: James Murdoch’s firm to invest in MCH Group, Frieze fairs in London cancelled, and more art news
Plus: Roselyne Bachelot named France's new culture minister, outdoor performances to resume in England, and more art news
Plus: Milton Glaser (1929–2020), French dealer who sold gold coffin to the Met charged with fraud, and more art news
Plus: American Museum of Natural History to remove statue of Theodore Roosevelt | Guggenheim curatorial staff demand end of ‘discriminatory practices’ | Philadelphia Museum of Art to cut staff by more than 20 per cent | The Met plans to reopen at end of August
Plus: Amazon boss appointed director of Natural History Museum, and more art news
Plus: Art Basel cancels 2020 edition of flagship fair, further redundancies at SFMOMA, and more art news
Plus: Christo (1935–2020), interior designer jailed for buying a Rothko with a stolen identity, and more art news
Plus: Turner Prize 2020 cancelled, Italian judges back right-wing institute against the ministry of culture, and more art news
Plus: the MFA Houston is the first major US museum to reopen, the Venice Art and Architecture Biennales have been postponed, and Hobby Lobby is suing Christie's
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Plus: auction houses prepare to reopen, Cathie Pilkington becomes keeper of the RA, and more art news
Plus: Zarina (1937–2020), museums in Italy and Belgium set reopening dates, and more art stories from around the world
The week in art news: 24 April
