Apollo’s editors pick out the museum shows that they’re most looking forward to visiting in coming weeks
The England rugby star is presenting an art exhibition in London exploring Africa’s contribution to world culture
In 2006, Jonathan Yeo painted Prince Philip's portrait – an invigorating if at times nerve-wracking experience
The recent move of the royal mummies in Cairo was a made-for-TV extravaganza
The Gardner Museum heist hasn’t been solved in 30 years – and it’s perfect fodder for a true crime documentary
The government’s plan for a grand national jolly has been widely lampooned – but perhaps it’s just what we need
Too often arts patrons hinder the organisations they set out to help by imposing conditions on their gifts
They’re eager to express their support for social justice – but without listening more attentively, museum directors will never make good on their rhetoric
Museums in England will have to wait until May to reopen but shops, gyms and libraries are set to open in April. What’s the logic in that?
Experts have confirmed that the writing on The Scream is in Munch’s handwriting
Deaccessioning rules for US museums have been relaxed to raise money for collection care – and even the Met may take advantage. It’s a slippery slope, says Thomas P. Campbell
Plus: National Gallery in London launches design competition to rethink Sainsbury Wing, and more stories
The new trading arrangements between Britain and the EU will affect how art is bought and sold – and art businesses need to wise up on them
Dealers and auction houses will need to think strategically as they try to weather the pandemic and its fallout
The artist’s powerful canvases are full of detail but never shy away from the bigger picture
As a young museum director, Homan Potterton transformed the National Gallery of Ireland’s collection – but he would resign suddenly, later gaining success as a writer
A survey of 180 years of botanical photography proves that the art form continues to flourish
The painter, who enjoyed a glittering international career, was as fascinated by high society as he was by Sweden’s rural life
This triumphant double bill brims with emotion – from the pain of loss to the pleasures of beauty
A new international agreement raises questions about what counts as cultural property in space, how it should be protected and who should do the protecting
A film about the Versailles-inspired desserts the chef makes for an event at the museum is a visual treat – albeit one with a bitter aftertaste
Whether for grand prospects or compact residential buildings, it seems as though architects never tire of the crescent form
The financial impact of Covid-19 forced British Airways to sell some of its most valuable art over the summer. Will other businesses follow suit?
