Cristina Ruiz
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi should be postponed or downsized, says the man who launched the project
Thomas Krens doubts the time is right for an American museum "with a Jewish name" to be built in the Gulf
‘We want to bring the world to Hong Kong’
Suhanya Raffel, who took over as head of M+ late last year, pledges to champion the museum’s curatorial independence
Former Met curator speaks candidly about the New York museum's current challenges
George Goldner, who led the museum’s department of prints and drawings for two decades, says it needs to reassess its priorities
Ibrahim Mahama presents a portrait of Ghana told through its objects
Ghanaian artist’s first exhibition at White Cube in London opens tonight
Three African artists will take centre stage at new Zeitz MoCAA
Major contemporary art museum will open in Cape Town in September with three exhibitions
New M+ director brings Asia-Pacific vision to West Kowloon flagship
Rooted in Hong Kong, Suhanya Raffel is reaching out to MoMA and the Tate
The anti-white cube: entirely black gallery expands in Hong Kong
Stephen Cheng says another space in Silicon Valley may follow
The best of Amsterdam Art Weekend
Dustin Yellin's environmental apocalypse and Jordan Wolfson's creepy puppets among highlights of Dutch capital's annual art initiative
Why a collection of British photography is probably going abroad
Lack of support from UK institutions could mean that James and Claire Hyman donate vast collection elsewhere
In praise of the lesser- known photographer
For the collector and dealer Michael Hoppen, big names can get in the way of the image as compelling evidence
Bidding war for Bowie's angst-ridden Auerbach in record-breaking sale
Musician collected unfashionable works by British artists as well as Basquiat and Tintoretto
Is the curator who resigned in St Louis heading to Miami Beach?
Jeffrey Uslip, who organised a controversial Kelley Walker show, has been hired by the Bass Museum but may not take up the post
Madame Tussauds gives Yayoi Kusama the ultimate wax accolade
Waxworks museum in Hong Kong sets “queen of polka dots” in “infinite space”
Home is where the art is: the rise of living room galleries
From council estates to grand Georgian houses, galleries are opening in people’s houses across London
Why museum leaders are organising shows for private collectors
With government funding harder to come by, museums must stay in the good graces of ultra-rich patrons
Vandalism of Dirty Corner sculpture at Versailles an ‘inside job’, claims Kapoor
Controversial sculpture was repeatedly defaced last year with anti-Semitic graffiti
Kamel Mennour is latest European dealer to open space in London, defying Brexit fears
New gallery in Mayfair will open in October with show of works by Latifa Echakhch
New arts district to boost Johannesburg’s cultural credentials
As South Africa’s market gains momentum, investor mixes galleries, restaurants and destination shopping in his Keyes Art Mile development
Gustavo Aceves to install monumental horse sculptures in front of Rome's Colosseum
Travelling exhibition Lapidarium will also be on view at capital city's Trajan’s Market
Furious response to V&A ban on sketching in some exhibitions
A necessary restriction or a betrayal of everything the museum stands for?
Letter among Panama papers reveals Sotheby’s awareness of Modigliani’s true owners
Oscar Stettiner estate lawyers redouble efforts for return of painting as Nazi loot
OFAs (old French artists) are the new YBAs
François Morellet and Pierre Soulages are among the pioneering Modernist masters gaining wider recognition around the world—not least because of attractive pricing
Panama papers shed light on the art owners prefer to hide offshore
Paintings, properties and the backstory to a record-breaking auction—the revelations so far
Who gets what when artists and galleries split up?
When artists such as Yayoi Kusama and Marc Quinn sever ties with their galleries, it raises questions about assets, shows and production costs
Palmyra arch destroyed by Isil rises over Trafalgar Square
Replica is going up in London today, then New York and Dubai
Panama Papers expose art world's offshore secrets
Leaked documents reveal owners of "looted" Modigliani, how a UK billionaire guaranteed a milestone auction and links to the Chinese elite
Panama Papers: Dmitry Rybolovlev used offshore company to hide art from wife, leaked documents reveal
Russian billionaire transferred ownership of paintings by Picasso, Van Gogh and Monet to firm based in British Virgin Islands
Qatar would like to be one of the world’s leading arts destinations—but can that ever be achieved without freedom of expression?
Cristina Ruiz attended the Art for Tomorrow conference and found a resounding silence from the Qatari and Western art world alike on this crucial issue