
Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
David Bowie’s outrageous stage costumes to go on display
Ziggy Stardust fashion for the V&A
Basquiat leaps into different league: A market analysis
Record price for early work sends late graffiti artist into “super blue-chip” territory as demand—and prices—soar
Goetz's Arte Povera collection visits Basel
An exhibition at the Kunstmuseum will document a movement that shook off the rules of the establishment
Iraq refuses to co-operate with US archaeologists unless cache of Jewish manuscripts are given back
However, operations financed by the World Monument in Babylon will not be halted
Basel's satellite fairs pull in new dealers and collectors despite economic concerns
The mood at Liste was buoyant, and business at Volta was steady
French collector Edouard Carmignac plans offshore sculpture park
It will be situated in Porquerolles, near St Tropez, and be funded by the Cermignac Gestion Foundation
French heirs sue Serbia over seized paintings
Works held at Belgrade National Museum are the subject of new restitution claim
While Art Basel's outlook stays cosmopolitan, US artists are left in the cold by curators
Documenta, Manifesta, La Triennale and the Kiev Biennale strike a different tone to the art market
Jenny Saville's beefy bodies go on show in Oxford
This is the first solo show of the British artist in a UK public gallery
Polish-born collector Zdzislaw Bieganski to found museum in Malta
Works include Picasso and Van Gogh, but many are yet to be authenticated
Collector Tony Salamé to build home for contemporary art in Lebanon
He recently added 20 works bought at Frieze NY to his 1,200-strong collection
Documenta sparks “censorship” row: Work by Gregor Schneider withdrawn
Fears that the artist's installation would be associated with the fair led to intervention
Ullens makes U-turn to refocus on Asian space
After seeming to grow cool on his Chinese venture, the collector is now staging numerous shows and branching into Indian art
Schiele restitution case could damage NY business, say dealers
The ruling in long-standing legal battle may threaten defence that a purchase was made in good faith
Collectors’ initiative for Swiss and French patrons
Members will have opportunities to go on excursions to European art capitals
Catalogues raisonnés rivals dispute Bonhams’s Modigliani
The authenticity of Jeune Fille aux Cheveux Noirs is questioned, but only by some experts
Italian pop art forgery scandal widens as six more works are now being sought
Public prosecutor Giuseppe Ferrando pursues fakes tied to JZ Art gallery
We don’t own that Modigliani: restitution case faces legal dilemma
Nahmads say the contested painting belongs to another organisation
Arab institute in Paris revamps its museum
The space aims to celebrate cultural diversity in the Middle East
India's Devi Art Foundation debuts show exploring political unrest in Iran
More than 50 artists included are part of Anupam Poddar's collection
Beuys widow wins in court over contested performance piece pictures
Museum Schloss Moyland lose out again in appeals court
Louvre’s Leonardo conservation plan leads to resignation
Fears it will affect the sfumato of the piece are growing
Egyptian collector Naguib Sawiris comes in third place in national elections
Al Masryeen Al Ahrar (The Free Egyptians) is led by the Coptic art collector
Ramin Salsali's new private museum opens in Dubai with tongue-in-cheek 'Show Off'
The space is based on a former warehouse and will exhibit works biannually from his own collection as well as from other private collections around the world
Collector Claude Dray shot dead in Paris
The body of the billionaire hotelier was discovered at his villa in Neuilly-sur-Seine
September opening for David Robert’s space in North London
The gallery will feature a selection of his 2,000 plus collection
Art Basel Miami Beach to be studied for Swiss sociology project
Collectors and dealers alike must prepare for questioning as art-money relationship comes under the microscope
Football star and former Formula 1 boss caught up in fakes case
Jonathan Zebina and Flavio Briatore deny knowing paintings may be forgeries
Anger over Louvre’s plan to clean Leonardo's Virgin and Child with Saint Anne
Specialists fear artist’s “smoky finish” effect may be harmed
Paris foundation loses battle to cast bronzes from original Giacometti plasters
The decision, backed by the Zurich's Giacometti Stiftung and the Berthoud family, has been appealed