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  Former employees of the John F. Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts have told Congress that centre officials cancelled a plan to repair...

  The Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art has opened this year's Turner Prize exhibition, bringing together work by the four shortlisted...

    A small bronze statuette, cast more than five centuries ago by one of the Renaissance's most technically gifted sculptors, has been...

  The British Museum has reversed its own policy on the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, banning visitors from taking photographs after just days of...

  Over the weekend, protesters formed a human chain around the Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC, as disputes over art...

  Flash flooding sent rainwater cascading over Caravaggio's Bacchus at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence on Thursday. A sudden downpour caused a...

  Peter Max, whose Day-Glo posters of flowers, butterflies, rainbows and planets sold in the millions and somehow managed to distil an entire...

  President Donald Trump has issued a fresh round of demands aimed at the Smithsonian Institution, this time centred on removing José de...

  A wealthy Florida family has filed suit alleging they were sold more than 200 fake Andy Warhol works over the course of less than a year, in...

  A new analysis by the Campaign for the Arts shows that arts subjects accounted for just 10 per cent of all A-level entries in 2026. It is the...

    Speaking at the unveiling of the Bayeux Tapestry, Prime Minister Andy Burnham found himself talking not about medieval embroidery but...

  The human toll of September 11, 2001 remains, and should remain, the central fact of that day. Nearly three thousand people died when the...