‘Love, Desire, Death’ at the National Gallery, London, brings together six late works that pose questions about our current world
In further news: National Gallery facing Brexit shipping difficulties; beetle named in honour of Greta Thunberg
The London-based filmmaker will work on site in close ‘proximity to the gallery’s collection, research and teams’
Artists and lecturers won a landmark workers’ rights case in February, and hope it will have far-reaching consequences
In further news: Decolonize This Place plans 9 weeks of protest ahead of Whitney Biennial; Rothko Chapel to undergo major restoration
In further news: gallery sues Christie’s over ‘bargain basement’ Francis Bacon sale; Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ heads to Japan
In a year marked by anger and powerlessness, artists set their sights on empowering counter-narratives
The female Renaissance painter’s ‘Self-Portrait’ has been listed among ‘improperly acquired’ objects during World War II
In further news: artists take National Gallery to court; Tel Aviv protests over ‘loyalty in culture’ bill
The oil giant has ended its 12-year sponsorship deal with the London museum
Photographer Jeff Boudreau and stylist Lyson Marchessault respond to museum’s light, colour and pattern
27 educators are taking the London gallery to an employment tribunal, demanding that they be recognized as employees
In further news: German government buys Giambologna at the eleventh hour; LACMA’s new expansion delayed
German museums are being pushed to diversify their canons and respond to a globalized world – but is ‘cleaning up’ the answer?
Monochrome painting at the National Gallery, London
Reflections on the second Curators Programme at Frieze Masters 2017
Far-right politician attacks documenta work; US President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities resigns; Queens Museum backtracks over Israel
Two short videos about arches, art and architecture
‘The biggest blockbuster of them all’ at the National Gallery, London
