1 - This town ain't big enough for the both of us - Seattle Art Fair has competition in the shape of another fair running at the same time.
The newcomer, Assembly, is set up by two of the city's galleries and will also run in the final few weeks of July this year.
2 - Twenty nations including Turkey, Italy and Brazil all backed Greece's call for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures during a UNESCO committee session.
They are currently held by the British Museum in London which is in discussions over the future of the treasures.
3 - Ukraine's National Museum of Art in Kyiv was damaged during Russian bombing on Sunday.
The Ministry of Culture said the building was hit by a shock wave caused by explosions and no staff were injured and the collection was not damaged.
4 - The nomadic Manifesta biennial launches on June 21 across 12 venues in four German cities.
It will be the last one run by founding director Hedwig Fijen who is stepping down after this year's event which includes more than 100 artists across 12 venues in Bochum, Essen, Duisburg and Gelsenkirchen.