Catherine Hickley

Nearly a century after a solo exhibition that Kirchner curated himself in Bern, the Swiss capital is revisiting that show – with some help from the German chancellor.

Visitors to Zurich's Design Museum can plunge into a medieval battle, step into the world of a spider, and even engage with an uncanny avatar that

From the idyllic Slovenian countryside to the heart of Los Angeles, here are ten of the biggest new and expanded museums opening this year

The new panel is intended to “shape ongoing and future restitution processes more effectively” and coordinate with counterparts in receiving countries

The group portrait by the Germany Impressionist is the tenth work the Bavarian State Paintings Collections has said it will restitute since its director quit a year ago in the wake of a scandal over Nazi-looted art

A family is vying for the return of a painting it thought was by Rubens. But an expert says it’s a copy because it does not include the artist’s depiction of a peeing cow.

For decades, the family of Abraham Adelsberger, a Jewish toy manufacturer who fled Germany to escape Nazi persecution, has sought the return of a landscape painting he owned that was attributed by some to Peter Paul Rubens.

The 1888 work depicting Montagne Sainte Victoire was on loan to the Fondation Beyeler’s Cezanne exhibition, which closed Monday

As the Swiss biggest art museum takes on the provenance research of many of the paintings, it has also opened a new exhibition – the third since the museum first displayed the artworks in 2021.

Swiss industrialist Emil G. Bührle's art collection, on loan to Zurich's Museum of Fine Arts, has been the cause of one uproar after another.