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Rome has begun charging visitors to access some of its most popular landmarks, with the Trevi Fountain now carrying a €2 entry fee as part of a...

The Canadian-born, London-based art dealer Stephen Friedman has closed his London gallery after it entered into administration. The gallery has been...

After a strong public response to a fundraising appeal launched late last year, the National Trust has taken ownership of a broad sweep of land...

Questions of attribution in Dürer’s work rarely reach certainty. One painting, quietly downgraded for decades at London’s National Gallery, has been...

Dozens of film reels Andy Warhol shot in the 1960s, unseen by the artist, have been developed. They will premiere on 2 February at the Museum of...

This September, London’s Fourth Plinth will welcome a striking new figure: Lady in Blue by New York-based artist Tschabalala Self. Following...

Ai Weiwei returned to China quietly last month, ending a ten-year absence that began when he left the country in 2015. The three-week stay in...

The Freelands Foundation has unveiled a new £1.5 million awards programme aimed at one of the most overlooked areas of the UK’s cultural landscape:...

The Courtauld has secured a further significant philanthropic commitment from the Blavatnik Family Foundation, taking the Foundation’s total support...

Tate has named Tarek Atoui as the next artist to take on the Hyundai Commission, with a new large-scale work set to unfold across the Turbine Hall...

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has set out a £1.5 billion commitment to the arts, culture and heritage sectors, a move the Government says will...

Lincoln Centre Plaza, home to the Metropolitan Opera, is in financial dire straits, and the scale of its response now risks reshaping the Centre...