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20 April 2016 Comment

Spotlight on Seattle, where Asian and Western art collide

The Association for Asian Studies chose Seattle for its annual conference this year, and with good reason

18 April 2016 News

Guggenheim breaks off negotiations with labour activists

Art News Daily : 18 April

13 April 2016 News

Yana Peel announced as new Serpentine director

Art News Daily : 13 April

8 April 2016 News

Shakespeare First Folio discovered on Scottish island

Art News Daily : 8 April

5 April 2016 News

Cornelius Gurlitt’s controversial collection to go on public display

Art News Daily : 5 April

29 March 2016 Features

We need ethnographic museums today – whatever you think of their history

Ethnographic collections need to be living collections, representative of cultural diversity and mindful of traditions

24 March 2016 News

Syrian government forces advance on Palmyra

Art News Daily : 24 March

22 March 2016 News

Cuban street artist back in police custody

Art News Daily : 22 March

15 March 2016 News

Fire destroys parts of Wythenshawe Hall

Art News Daily : 15 March

14 March 2016 News

Francis Bacon paintings worth €30 million stolen in Madrid

Art News Daily: 14 March

11 March 2016 News

BP & Tate to part ways after nearly three decades

Art News Daily : 11 March

10 March 2016 Features

What’s the point of rebuilding Germany’s palaces?

The construction of Berlin’s Humboldt Forum on the site of the former Stadtschloss raises challenging questions

9 March 2016 News

Cambridge college considers repatriating its Benin Bronze

Art news daily : 9 March

3 March 2016 News

Monika Grütters confirms continued funding for Gurlitt research

Art News Daily : 3 March

26 February 2016 Comment

Why Facebook’s art censorship has landed it in court

Censoring a 19th-century painting has come back to bite the social networking site

25 February 2016 News

What would ‘Brexit’ mean for UK museums?

Art News Daily : 25 February

24 February 2016 News

With Art UK, Britain’s public collections are more accessible than ever before

A new website revolutionises how we can view publicly owned art