Sites in Conflict-Affected Countries Added to Unesco’s World Heritage List

As the fair marks 200 years of photography, its programme spans historical work, environmental concerns and AI-generated images

The recently departed head of the UK Space Agency has been announced as the British Library’s new chief executive, as the institution emerges from a turbulent period and announces a new partnership with Netflix

 Far more than a home for Star Wars, George Lucas and Mellody Hobson’s new Los Angeles museum brings fine art, comics, illustration, photography and cinema together under the banner of ‘narrative art’

The $915 million museum will open in November with a major festival and five inaugural exhibitions, as investigations into governance and procurement continue

Following a tight election, Sweden’s opposition bloc has secured a narrow victory over the outgoing right-wing bloc. What could it mean for the cultural sector?

Internal documents obtained by The Washington Post warn that the Kennedy Center faces “fiscal collapse” within weeks, after ticket sales and fundraising plunged amid upheaval following Donald Trump’s takeover

The Hungarian government's decision to cancel construction of the New National Gallery has ended a major European cultural initiative, raising questions over its future

Qatar Museums will begin the creation of the Doha Pavilion, a new permanent structure to display the works of German artist Gerhard Richter

American artist Lucien Smith, who rose rapidly to prominence in the 2010s and became a fixture of New York’s downtown art scene, has died aged 37

Jenny Holzer and Andy Goldsworthy are two of the five recipients of the 2026 Praemium Imperiale, the Japan Art Association’s prestigious international arts award.

The Faro Santander Museum opened its doors this week on the northern coast of Spain

The sculptor Geles Cabrera, best known for being Mexico’s first professional female sculptor,  has passed away age 100