The UK's Sainsbury Center art museum has received a $122 million donation from businessman David Sainsbury whose father commissioned the building and filled it with his own collection.

The museum, based in the University of East Anglia in Norwich, southeast England, was designed by Norman Foster and first opened in 1978.

Its executive director Jago Cooper said the donation, one of the largest ever made to a UK museum, would secure its "future" and revitalize "Foster's vision" and make it more environmentally sustainable.

Among the works from its vast collection currently on show are pieces by Alberto Giacometti, Francis Bacon and Lucie Rie.

An image of an angel that made headlines when it was repainted to resemble Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is in the news again - this time because of another political link.

The painting in the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Rome was painted over after the resemblance was noted, but Italian art historian Fabrizio Federici claims it now looks like a portrait of Marina Berlusconi - the daughter of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.

It is unknown if the Vatican will order it to be re-painted again, but one person who might be in favor is church priest Daniele Micheletti who told the Times of London: "The problem is we now have TV crews in the church filming the new face."

1 - Clarissa Morales has been appointed chief operating officer at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth in Texas. She takes on the newly created position after a stint as deputy director of the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh.

2 - Artist and poet Edgar Calel has won this year's $75,000 Sam Gilliam Award. The jury included Shanay Jhaveri, head of visual arts at London's Barbican Center, and Clara Kim, chief curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.

3 - The Tate Britain Garden designed by Tom Stuart-Smith won a gold medal at this year’s RHS Chelsea Flower Show. The design which includes a 1949 Barbara Hepworth work, Bicentric Form, will be incorporated into the restoration of the Clore Garden at the London gallery.

4 - The Guatemalan government is attempting to recover an ancient stone carving after it was wrongly repatriated from the United States to Mexico. The 1,200-year-old artifact was handed into the Mexican consulate in New York but academic research has since confirmed its origin in Guatemala.

5 - Iraqi curator Wassan Al-Khudhairi has been appointed artistic director of Art Basel's 2027 Qatar edition. It will be held from January 28 to 30 in Doha with the theme of "between" which a spokesperson said "resists resolution and refuses singular definition".

6 - The director of London's V&A museum, Tristram Hunt, said a $5.3 million donation from the UK's National Lottery Heritage Fund will help "reimagine" its South Asia gallery. The money will fund a redesign of the space and allow for works not seen in decades to go on show when it re-opens in 2028.