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Jan Willem Sieburgh is named interim business director at Stedelijk

Art news daily : 25 October

25 Oct 2017
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David Adjaye will design the UK Holocaust memorial

Art news daily : 24 October

24 Oct 2017
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Rockwell family sues Berkshire Museum over deaccession plans

Art news daily : 23 October

23 Oct 2017
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Tourist killed by falling masonry in Basilica di Santa Croce

Art news daily: 20 October

20 Oct 2017
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Ai Weiwei prevented from boarding flight to Brazil

Art news daily: 19 October

19 Oct 2017
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Firefighters gather near the damaged Sant'Agostino church in the central Italian village of Amatrice on 26 August, 2016, three days after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck the region. ANDREAS SOLARO/AFP/Getty Images

World Monuments Fund announces 2018 watch list

Art news daily: 18 October

18 Oct 2017
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Beatrix Ruf

Beatrix Ruf to leave the Stedelijk Museum

Art news daily: 17 October

17 Oct 2017
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Audrey Azoulay elected director general of UNESCO

Art news daily: 16 October

16 Oct 2017
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Met president condemns US withdrawal from UNESCO

Art news daily: 13 October

13 Oct 2017
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A picture taken on 12 October, 2017 shows the logo of the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. The United States and Israel have both announced their intention to withdraw from the organisation. JACQUES DEMARTHON/AFP/Getty Images

US and Israel withdraw from UNESCO

Art news daily: 12 October

12 Oct 2017
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Salvator Mundi (detail) (c.1500), Leonardo Da Vinci.

Christie’s to auction Leonardo’s Salvator Mundi

Art news daily: 11 October

11 Oct 2017
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The Museum of London, where a new concert hall is to be developed.

Architect selected for London’s new concert hall

Art news daily: 10 October

10 Oct 2017
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Tristram Hunt calls for Exhibition Road to be pedestrianised

Art news daily: 9 October

9 Oct 2017
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Jorrit A. M. Britschgi

The Rubin Museum appoints Jorrit Britschgi as its new director

Art news daily: 6 October

6 Oct 2017
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Gilbert and George announce details of planned foundation

Art news daily: 5 October

5 Oct 2017
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Lincoln Center puts $500m concert hall renovation on ice

Our daily round-up of news from the art world Ambitious renovation plans for Lincoln Center’s David Geffen Hall shelved |…

4 Oct 2017
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An artist's impression of Sutton Hoo's planned viewing platform

National Trust receives £1.8m for Sutton Hoo transformation

Art news daily: 3 October

3 Oct 2017
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Julia Gonnella

Julia Gonnella appointed new director of the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha

Art news daily: 2 October

2 Oct 2017
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Neave Brown awarded 2018 Royal Gold Medal for architecture

Art news daily: 29 September

29 Sep 2017
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Exterior vew from 125th Street Plaza. Courtesy Adjaye Associates and Studio Museum, Harlem

Designs revealed for Studio Museum redevelopment

Art news daily: 28 September

28 Sep 2017
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German artists protest arms manufacturer’s sponsorship of exhibition in China

Art news daily: 27 September

27 Sep 2017
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The Guggenheim Museum in New York, photographed in 2004.

Guggenheim removes exhibits following threats of violence

Art news daily: 26 September

26 Sep 2017
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Concerns grow over sale of Yeats Family Collection

Art news daily: 25 September

25 Sep 2017
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Native American artefacts transferred to Peabody Essex Museum

Art news daily : 22 September

22 Sep 2017
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