Anny Shaw
Anny Shaw is a contributing art market editor at The Art Newspaper and author of Resist: Rebellion, Dissent & Protest in Art
Collaboration is key to Ghana’s growing art scene
As non-profit ANO opens new building for performances, screenings and workshops in Accra, it also plans to develop a more cooperative model for showing contemporary art
David Hockney’s Woldgate Woods could break auction record for artist
Market is heating up for California-based painter as museum shows proliferate
Antony Gormley: ‘Making art is hopeful’ in the face of extinction
British artist’s White Cube show addresses topics such as the rampant development of London, migracy and the end of mankind
Islamic extremist sentenced to nine years in prison for destroying Timbuktu mausoleums
Ahmad Al-Faqi Al-Mahdi was first to face war crimes trial in The Hague over cultural destruction
Three to see: London
Contemplate Abstract Expressionism at the RA before getting down to big beats and 3D visual treats in the Hayward’s Infinite Mix
Who will build a permanent art centre in Copenhagen?
Danish art dealer and privately run institution among those bidding to develop ‘kunsthal’
Jarvis Cocker helps launch first commercial gallery in the UK for self-taught artists
British musician and champion of untrained artists is collaborating on inaugural exhibition at The Gallery of Everything
Stefan Kalmár named director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London
German-born curator leaves Artists Space in New York to succeed Gregor Muir
Greek collector Dimitris Daskalopoulos funds new cultural centre in Athens
Neon foundation has collaborated with the historic Athens Conservatoire to complete renovations that stalled 40 years ago
Günther Uecker gets first solo show in London in more than 50 years
Zero Group artist has created six new nail paintings about human violence for exhibition at Dominique Lévy gallery
Art Basel’s owner takes majority stake in India Art Fair
MCH is expanding its portfolio by investing in existing regional art fairs
As artists play the field, galleries are having to adapt
In-demand artists are increasingly calling the shots and forcing dealers to adapt to more fluid relationships
Duchamp’s Bottle Rack goes on the market 100 years after the term ‘readymade’ was coined
Thaddaeus Ropac is selling the sculpture on behalf of the Rauschenberg Foundation at his Paris gallery
New York dealer stages historic Infotainment show 30 years after it was conceived
Elizabeth Dee will show expanded version of the exhibition in new Harlem gallery this autumn
ARTnews reveals 2016's top 200 collectors
Annual list of leading collectors boasts usual array of property developers, computer software designers and bankers
Canakkale Biennial cancelled amid Turkey's crackdown on freedom of expression
Art director and co-curator Beral Madra has also resigned
Mary Fedden and Julian Trevelyan collection to be sold in aid of historic London studios
Sotheby’s auction is expected to raise £600,000 towards restoration of Durham Wharf by architecture collective Assemble
Tragic photograph of Syrian toddler spurs Alfredo Jaar to action
The New York-based Chilean artist is working with Maltese charity dedicated to saving refugees’ lives at sea
Björk makes reality virtual at London’s Somerset House
Innovative Icelandic musician is showing 360-degree virtual reality videos created for her breakup album Vulnicura
Academics condemn loss of senior editors at art publishers
Yale University Press London defends controversial redundancies
Yinka Shonibare has his moment in the sun with shows on three continents
The artist has exhibitions opening in the UK, US, Netherlands and Nigeria this autumn
Three to See: Chart art fair, Copenhagen
From Brian Eno’s lower register to distinguished Danish design
Californian artist sues over state’s Confederate flag ban
Timothy Desmond’s Civil War painting was rejected by the Fresno County Fair
Islamic extremist pleads guilty to destroying Timbuktu mausoleums in landmark trial
Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi is first to be charged with war crimes over cultural destruction at International Criminal Court
UK museums sponsored by BP not in breach of code of ethics, committee says
Art Not Oil coalition says it is “disappointed” with Museums Association’s findings
Iraqi artists commissioned to create works about migrancy for Çanakkale Biennial
September exhibition focuses on the refugee crisis engulfing Turkey and Europe
Campaign launched to save artistic community in London's Hackney Wick, home to Chapman Brothers and Gavin Turk
Plans for pedestrian bridge put artist studios under threat as post-Olympics regeneration continues
Women dandies feature for first time in European premiere of acclaimed photography show
After exhibitions in the US, the Dandy Lion project goes on display as part of Brighton Photo Biennial in October