Anny Shaw
Anny Shaw is a contributing art market editor at The Art Newspaper and author of Resist: Rebellion, Dissent & Protest in Art
Ai Weiwei visits Greek island of Lesbos to document the plight of refugees
Chinese artist and activist has been sharing photographs and videos on social media
London’s ICA to stay put in historic Nash House
Director Gregor Muir hopes to revamp spaces
Nancy Spector appointed deputy director and chief curator of Brooklyn Museum
She served at the Guggenheim Museum for almost 30 years, and says she thought she'd never leave
Benjamin Genocchio, editor-in-chief of Artnet News, appointed executive director of Armory Show
A change in date for the New York fair might be on the cards under new directorship
Margaret Thatcher collection snapped up at Christie’s auction
Former prime minister’s belongings attract bidders from 41 countries
Artistic director of Also Known As Africa resigns over decision to cancel
Timothée Chaillou not consulted over postponement of new Paris art fair
Regional UK museums given boost to acquire works by leading contemporary British artists
Contemporary Art Society and Sfumato Foundation launch Great Works scheme to combat London bias
Unusual suspects: New London gallery focuses on lesser-known Modern Italian artists
Angelo Savelli launches solo show programme at M&L Fine Art—the artist’s first exhibition in the UK
Pussy Riot among artists behind new charity building shelters in Calais for refugees
Refugee Response Foundation, founded by artist duo The Connor Brothers, is also due to help with legal and living costs
London’s winter Russian art sales have lukewarm results
Auction totals continue dropping but the number of lots sold go up
Susan Philipsz: Eavesdropping on the Eisler files
The Turner Prize-winning Scottish artist finds inspiration in the FBI files of the communist composer who spent the 1940s in Hollywood and the Cold War in East Berlin
British art dealer Leslie Waddington dies at 81
A loyal champion of British painters, he helped bring post-war American art to London
Peckham rejects plan to turn car park into artists’ studios
Dismay that council’s decision will stop Bold Tendencies building on its success in south London
Auction of German dealing dynasty’s collection disappoints
Sotheby’s sale of Konrad Bernheimer’s family property, once looted by the Nazis, failed to meet expectations
Tracey Emin gets first solo show in Greater China
Lehmann Maupin and White Cube will host joint exhibition in March
New African art and design fair in Paris cancelled in wake of terror attacks
Also Known as Africa postponed to 2016 amid heightened security and a bleak economic outlook
Black British artists to be written into art history
Sonia Boyce to cre ate database of works by artists of African and Asian descent held in UK public collections
Ukrainian artist recreates sculptures destroyed by pro-Russian separatists
Saatchi gallery exhibition features 30 artists from the UK and Ukraine shortlisted for new competition
UK dealers donate major contemporary works to Whitworth gallery in Manchester
Ivor Braka and Thomas Dane hope gift will encourage greater support for culture in the regions
Norwegian artist to create new work two years after paintings removed over associations with Anders Breivik massacre
Murals by Vanessa Baird, who won the Lorck Shive prize last week, will be installed in Oslo government building
Sotheby's offers voluntary redundancies to cut costs
Chief executive Tad Smith hopes to keep “excellent, less-tenured” staff who want to change the worlds of art, jewellery, cars and wine
Monaco appeals court rejects Swiss freeport king’s bid to quash fraud case
Criminal complaint filed by family trust associated with Dmitry Rybolovlev against Yves Bouvier can now go ahead
John Akomfrah’s Venice Biennale hit film to get UK premiere in January
Vertigo Sea will debut at the Arnolfini in Bristol before touring to Margate and Manchester
London dealer partners with South African gallery in Chelsea
John Martin and Everard Read galleries opened Circa London this week
Collection built by Dukes of Portland to go on show in new Nottingham gallery
First exhibition will include a rarely seen sketch by Michelangelo and miniature portraits selected by Peter Blake
Experts question the authenticity of a group of works by Jackson Pollock
Tests suggests pigment used in some of the paintings not commercially available before artist’s death in 1956
Council rejects bold plan to create 800 artists’ studios in south London
Art project that transformed Peckham car park faces uncertain future