Anny Shaw
Anny Shaw is a contributing art market editor at The Art Newspaper and author of Resist: Rebellion, Dissent & Protest in Art
Yves Bouvier pushes to have New York art consultant’s dealings revealed in US court
In a recent affidavit, Sandy Heller confirms he worked as an art adviser for Dmitry Rybolovlev and could still be questioned about his conversation over Modigliani purchase
BP ends 26-year sponsorship deal with Tate
Oil company blames “challenging business environment” rather than protests
Iranian art proves a hit with collectors at new London gallery
Sophia Contemporary Gallery, which specialises in contemporary art from the Middle Eastern region, launched this week
How to handle fakes, copyright and catalogues raisonnés: Berlin institute offers tips for artists’ estates
The first organisation of its kind in Europe to provide training and support for artists and their heirs
Major restoration projects mark 50th anniversary of Venice and Florence floods
Save Venice and Friends of Florence are collaborating on the conservation of paintings and drawings in the two Italian cities
Bonhams fires eight in Hong Kong including deputy chairman for Asia, Magnus Renfrew
The former Art Basel Hong Kong director says he was 'surprised and disappointed' by the decision
Bubble hasn’t burst, but it is deflating fast
Art market puts a positive spin on a downbeat London fortnight
First cultural destruction trial opens at The Hague’s International Criminal Court
Former teacher Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi is accused of alleged war crimes for ordering the razing of mausoleums in Timbuktu
Opera-loving artist Raqib Shaw to show new paintings at Glyndebourne
Artist is the second to be selected for White Cube pop-up gallery at the music festival
Racial and gender inequality come under scrutiny in the art world
Arts Council England launches study asking artists to share the challenges and barriers they face in their careers
Fashion designer Erdem collaborates with Sotheby’s on first ‘curated’ sale in London
Auction house launches new mid-season sale aimed at first-time collectors
David Hockney to get retrospective at Tate Britain next year
Exhibition comes five years after triumphant Royal Academy show in 2012
Gillian Wearing asks for a peek through people’s windows
The UK artist will unveil her new film project, including submissions from the public, at the House festival in Brighton
Sex Pistols photographer accuses artist Elizabeth Peyton of copyright infringement
Dennis Morris is considering legal action over painting removed from Sotheby’s day sale last week
American Airlines and seven others sued over damage to Lucio Fontana sculpture
Concetto Spaziale was being shipped from France to the Armory Show in New York last year
A museum of many firsts in Muscat spans two million years of Omani history
Most of the 7,000 objects in the eclectic collection have never been shown, from weaponry and manuscripts to life-size replicas of ships and castle models
Ai Weiwei wraps Berlin landmark in lifejackets in memory of drowned refugees
Mayor of Lesbos donated 14,000 vests to the Chinese artist and activist who created installation outside city’s Konzerthaus
Middle market shines through during week of uncertainty at London auctions
Cautious estimates at Bonhams and Christie’s produce solid results in cooling market
London auctions signal the end of boom years for post-war and contemporary art
Phillips and Sotheby’s sales come in short of estimates—but those in the trade call it a healthy correction
Scratch videos, film and sound works to explode across Sheffield this spring
Art festival takes place in electricity substations, defunct pubs and a former funeral parlour
El Anatsui unveils new bottle-top works in London
Ghanaian artist is also creating an installation for the Marrakesh Biennale this month
Greek island donates 14,000 refugee lifejackets to Ai Weiwei
Chinese artist and activist to create work to draw attention to people smuggling
Trove of antiquities found in secret Swiss store—and they are linked to a disgraced British art dealer
Objects widely thought to be connected to Robin Symes will be unveiled in Rome this week
ARCHIVE Mapplethorpe’s images retain power to disturb
Los Angeles shows will include provocative portraits but not images of children
Tania Bruguera to take up residence at South London Gallery?
Project is organised with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York
Artistic freedom comes under attack
Pressure to self-censor grows in the West as authorities clamp down across the Middle East
A trifecta of shows on Felix Gonzalez-Torres to open in London, New York and Milan
Hauser & Wirth, Andrea Rosen and Massimo de Carlo collaborate to host simultaneous exhibitions