Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
How an important work by Joseph Cornell ended up at the Royal Academy courtesy of Jasper Johns
The box construction was a birthday present from Leo Castelli
Richard Prince’s retail therapy in Beirut
The US artist creates site-specific works for the fashion chain founded by Tony Salamé
French antiques biennial goes annual
Following a rift in membership, dealers vote to double frequency of event
Mind the art: Transport for London unveils new commissions for the tube
Liam Gillick and Zineb Sedira have made works for the Victoria Line
Greece’s finance minister Yanis Varoufakis to speak at sixth Moscow Biennale
Ten-day event at historic Soviet-era site will include public forums, daily keynote speeches and performances
V&A’s first steps in southern China
London institution introduces contribution to biennial in Shenzhen ahead of 2017 opening of its new gallery in the city
Artangel’s newest commission gives a glimpse into former BBC headquarters
Ben Rivers’s cinematic installation is screened in salvaged film sets, scenery and prop workshops
National Gallery Singapore to open with a little help from the Pompidou
Paris institution will co-organise the inaugural exhibition at the museum next year, expanding its empire in Asia
Swiss collector’s Chinese art to go on show in Bern
Two museum exhibitions will feature works that Uli Sigg has acquired since 2005
Thessaloniki Biennale addresses crisis in the Mediterranean
Curator of the Greek biennial's fifth edition, Katerina Gregos, is not afraid to tackle thorny issues
Top French design dealer to open London space
Patrick Seguin is showing a recreation of a Jean Prouvé house at Design Miami/Basel
Avignon museum plans stellar reopening show
Works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Anselm Kiefer and Nan Goldin, among others, will go on show in the refurbished Lambert Collection
Swiss ski slopes are alive with the sound of art
Second show held in the Swiss ski resort of Gstaad is due to open early next year
Swiss artist will make you dance to the music of fireflies and time
Robin Meier’s immersive installation is the Swiss watchmaker Audemars Piguet’s first commission
Why curators can't get enough of Marcel Broodthaers
The late Belgian poet and conceptual artist is due to get his first US retrospective since 1989 at MoMA next year
Salvador Dalí show heads to Shanghai
Surrealism comes to K11 art space in move to promote understanding of intellectual property rights
Cleopatra comes to Singapore
Asian branch of the Pinacothèque de Paris opens with eye on the box office
Iranian artist sentenced to 12 years in prison
Atena Farghadani punished after depicting politicians as animals
Guaranteed to smash records: Manhattan sales set new highs
Almost $2.5bn was spent on art in just six evening auctions last month, as the market is pushed to new levels for trophy works
Solo Calder show is a first for Russia
Artist’s grandson welcomes ‘long overdue’ retrospective at the Pushkin featuring more than 50 works
A Home for interdisciplinary art opens in Manchester
The inaugural exhibition at the new $25m arts complex in northern England focuses on affairs of the heart
Pompidou outposts to pop-up across China?
The new president of the Paris museum was in China last week to discuss joint projects with Chinese officials
In New York auctions $2bn already spent but no one is that surprised
Most works at Christie’s auction on Wednesday were guaranteed to sell including Lucian Freud's reclining nude, which fetched an ample price