Gabriella Angeleti

Gabriella Angeleti is the former assistant Museums & Heritage editor of The Art Newspaper, based in New York

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Five years after Fukushima: Japan Society remembers disaster with expanded show

The photographic exhibition includes images of cancer cells, toxic mushrooms and the ruins of one artist’s home, where his mother died in the tsunami

Welcome home: Anish Kapoor’s work comes to auction in India for the first time

The British-Indian artist’s stainless steel concave sculpture made $700,000 at Saffronart in Mumbai

Asia Society Museum organises Japanese sculpture show—with no loans from Japan

Works from the Kamakura period all come from US museums and private collections

Brazilian street artist talks tagging at Yale

A series of programmes focuses on the cultural value of pixação

Lisson opens New York space with solo shows for Carmen Herrera, John Akomfrah, Ryan Gander and Ai Weiwei

The purpose-built gallery underneath the High Line is a long-awaited step for the London dealer dynasty

MFA Boston is latest museum to shed its art school

The School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA), is to merge with the city’s Tufts University this summer

It’s reigning men in Los Angeles

New show at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art focuses on the oft-overlooked history of men's fashion

Betty Tompkins paints 1,000 words that describe women—and most of them are horrible

The feminist artist takes on deep-rooted misogyny in a new show at the Flag Art Foundation

Self-taught artist Thornton Dial dies, aged 87

The son of Alabama sharecroppers, he created sculptures, drawings and paintings from salvaged materials

Collectors and dealers still search for the undiscovered at New York's Outsider Art Fair

While insiders have started to embrace self-taught artists, those that are unknown or shrouded in mystery retain the strongest appeal

Our pick of the top museum acquisitions of 2015

Major gifts and purchases from around the world that stood above the rest

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Robert Rauschenberg Foundation donates Iranian photographer's work to universities

Gift of Shirin Neshat's prints about the Arab Spring is meant to encourage discussions on race, religion and politics

Liu Yiqian’s notable acquisitions

Other important works bought by the Chinese taxi driver turned billionaire who snared Modigliani’s record-setting nude

Flood of restitutions deepens as museums investigate objects bought through Subhash Kapoor

More and more institutions are returning antiquities with unclear provenances to India

Interview with Gabriel Orozco: “I am not into artists pretending to be heroes”

The Mexican artist Gabriel Orozco on his work, retrospectives and opening this year’s talks programme