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Judges described the gallery’s GBP£20 million redevelopment by Jamie Fobert Architects as ‘deeply intelligent’ and a ‘profound experience’

The Paris museum now offers a dedicated visitor trail in response to the Carters’s viral ‘Apeshit’ music video

Sales from the limited edition prints by the leading artists will go towards supporting hospitals in London

The agency has accidentally printed the ‘more feminine’ Las Vegas version of the iconic statue on billions of stamps since 2010

In further art world silliness: ‘Sprinkle urine on bad dreams,’ Marina Abramović suggests; Elon Musk in ‘farting unicorn’ dispute with potter

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In further news: Macron reconsiders artist residencies; British Council accused of censorship; V&A to host largest Christian Dior exhibition in UK

Arts subjects are increasingly marginalized in the UK curriculum – but the controversial intellectual suggests art is better done at home

With canvases in short supply during the war, an early work by the British painter appears to have been recycled by his friend

The headquarters of the A.M. Qattan foundation in Ramallah, providing new studios and galleries, aspires to be a symbol

In further news: Salvator Mundi on show at Louvre Abu Dhabi in September; German government approves 9% culture budget boost

Artists including Marilyn Minter and Richard Prince join professional organizations in criticism, following the Supreme Court upholding the policy

The Twin Peaks director says earlier claim that Trump ‘could go down as one of the greatest presidents’ is being taken out of context

Award-winning art teacher Andria Zafirakou’s Artists in Residence programme has the support of Jeremy Deller, Michael Craig-Martin and Gavin Turk

The Ruhrtriennale arts festival disinvited the Scottish hip-hop trio for their pro-Palestinian politics, then u-turned

Serpentine swimmers complain about Christo’s floating pyramid; and Hermitage’s psychic cat is a World Cup oracle: the latest in art world silliness

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In other news: gallerist arrested in Purdue Pharma demo; artists protest Trump’s child separation policy with ‘We make kids disappear’ billboard

The largest mural in Europe by the artist has been hidden for 30 years in an old storage depot – until now

The iconic armour is entering the permanent collection of the National Museum of African American History, and will go on show this autumn

In further news: po-mo architecture in the UK gets heritage status; Kassel to buy Olu Oguibe’s monument to refugees

Italian art historians claim that the 15th-century tile is the Renaissance master’s earliest known work – but a leading Leonardo expert disagrees