How Spencer Tunick turned public nakedness into art – while avoiding the police
This remarkable house in Hammersmith is a vivid museum of late Victorian cultural life
Despite Yale's new facsimile edition, this 15th-century manuscript happily remains as indecipherable as ever
The transfer of the Royal Photographic Society's collection from Bradford to London raises questions about the past, present and future of photography in museums
Funding cuts are a danger, but it's the more insidious changes to the structure and attitude of public sector that we should really worry about
With the opening of a dedicated museum, the artist's achievements can finally be seen outside her relationship with Rodin
His 'white writing' style helped shape the course of modern painting, so why isn't Mark Tobey better known?
Was it concrete or Communism that caused modernist sculptor Peter Laszlo Peri's slide into obscurity?
Four Confederate monuments are to be removed from the streets of New Orleans, but their painful legacy endures
She was well known in the surrealist circles of the 20th century, but Vézelay's work has been all but forgotten since
Entering the British Pavilion at Venice will feel like an Alice in Wonderland experience
A portrait of the singer-songwriter has been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in London
Many artists are uncomfortable about the perceived excesses of the market. But can they actually do anything about it?
These supposedly 'primitive' ceramics from late medieval and early Renaissance Italy are fresh, inventive and fun
New York's famous 'Charging Bull' statue has company – and despite all the controversy, the new arrival has every right to be there
An ambitious exhibition at the National Gallery traces the productive overlaps between these two Renaissance masters
It tanked in 1967, but the band's debut album, produced by Andy Warhol, was still the best pop cultural achievement of its decade
Paolozzi's 1950s work is astonishing, but a full retrospective draws too much attention to his duller later work
For 300 years, the Plantin-Moretus family in Antwerp ran one of Europe's most important printing presses
An exhibition documenting Picasso's obsession with minotaurs and matadors is a curatorial triumph
Where do the two remaining French presidential candidates stand on culture?
Revelations about the artist's personal life have encouraged a reassessment of his work
Where is the line between antique firearms suitable for inclusion in historic collections, and weapons requiring a licence?
Many acquisitions at UK museums are made possible by a tax break that benefits both buyer and seller
