1 - Farewell PhAM. From now on it is back to the Philadelphia Museum of Art after its board voted unanimously to return to its old name.
The institution was roundly mocked after previously announcing it had changed its name to the Philadelphia Art Museum as part of a rebranding exercise in October.
2 - Visitors to the latest exhibition at Seoul's National Museum of Modern and Contemporary art are being encouraged to take some of the work home.
Asad Raza's installation Absorption includes heaps of artificial soil made from fried chicken bones - complete with bags so visitors can help themselves.
3 - Christina Barrera and Keli Safia Maksud are the recipients of this year's Queen's Museum-Jerome Foundation Fellowship for Emerging Artists.
They each get $20,000, the chance to work with staff at the museum in New York, and solo shows next year.
4 - A pavilion of Gerhard Richter works is expected to open in Qatar in November.
Sheikha al-Mayassa, who chairs Qatar Museums, told an audience at Art Basel in Doha the "complicated and complex" project had been almost 10 years in the making.
5 - The Ditchling Museum of Art + Craft in East Sussex, England, will close temporarily on February 23 in response to its "challenging economic context".
It said the "planned pause" would give it time to consider its "next phase".