Pink Floyd’s psychedelic revolution will rock the V&A
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Bulgari’s €1.5m restoration of Rome’s Spanish Steps hit by delays
Economic woes and bureaucracy hold up work on city’s attraction, leaving it closed at height of tourist season
Out with the old, in with the new as antiques fairs bid to survive
Dealers are having to offer contemporary pieces to stay afloat in a shrinking market
V&A acquires world’s largest collection of paper peepshows
Treasure trove of more than 360 tunnel books gifted to museum by collectors Jacqueline and Jonathan Gestetner
American art museums cautiously embrace Pokémon Go
Institutions including MoMA in New York are seizing the opportunity to get gamers through the doors, though some museumgoers are unimpressed
How did Denmark become a leader in the food waste revolution?
From community food banks to food waste kitchens and even a supermarket, the Danes have embraced the concept