The Picasso Museum is the latest Parisian institution to announce a multi-million dollar makeover.

Its president Cecile Debray said a $60 million sculpture park, next to the museum, will house around a dozen bronzes made by the artist.

Among them will be Picasso's 1950 sculpture, The She-Goat, currently on show inside the museum. The institution will also get a new wing dedicated to temporary exhibitions as part of the project.

The plan is backed by the city and the French government and Debray said it had been informed by "dialogue" with the artist's family.

His daughter Paloma told journalists the garden would be "full of life - like my father".

The announcement comes as the Musée d'Orsay undergoes a renovation around its main entrance, the Louvre is looking for an architect to lead its $158 million renovation and the Pompidou Center has just closed for a five-year revamp costing $585 million.

The granddaughter of Hollywood legend Steve McQueen is taking legal action to recover a $68 million Jackson Pollock painting she says belonged to the star.

Molly McQueen has reportedly filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles to recover the work currently owned by a South Carolina lawyer Brent Borchert.

He inherited it from his parents, but McQueen claims her grandfather gave it to them in an exchange deal including a motorcycle which was never handed over.

The actor, who died in 1980, was one of the world's highest paid movie stars at the height of his fame starring in films such as The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullitt, The Magnificent Seven and The Great Escape.

The time it took a robot to sculpt a marble bust of Maurizio Cattelan's face which he sent in his place to receive an award at a ceremony in Verona.

Thomas J. Price's huge sculpture Ancient Feelings has been unveiled outside the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.

The 2025 work, which stands around 10 ft tall, is the first of three works that will take pride of place outside the Sydney institution over three years.

Price, who this year has installed work in New York’s Times Square and Florence’s Piazza della Signoria, said he wanted his "fictional representation of a black woman" to be "an absolute joy for many people" and to "provoke discomfort" in others.

1 - A major installation by Lauren Halsey is coming to Frieze London this year. The work, which includes carvings influenced by ancient Egypt and her native South Central Los Angeles, is being brought by Gagosian to the fair which runs from October 15 to 19.

2 - Italian investigators are examining claims works by Monet and Giacomo Balla were replaced by fakes during an inheritance dispute between members of Italy's Agnelli family. The family, which founded the Fiat auto firm, are among the richest in Italy.

3 - Jeff Koons flew to Los Angeles from New York for the ceremonial first planting of what will be more than 50,000 flowers and plants decorating the surface of his Split-Rocker sculpture. The work, made of almost 2,000ft of steel tubing and 500 planter boxes, will sit near the new David Geffen Galleries in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Lacma).

4 - Billionaire art collector Ron Perelman lost his $400 million legal bid to force his insurers to pay out for five paintings he said had been damaged in a 2018 fire at his East Hampton home. A New York judge said there was "no visible damage" to the works by Andy Warhol, Ed Ruscha and Cy Twombly that could affect their value.