Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
Iranian art proves a hit with collectors at new London gallery
Sophia Contemporary Gallery, which specialises in contemporary art from the Middle Eastern region, launched this week
Will Elton John donate classic photography works to Tate?
More than 150 modernist images drawn from the musician’s collection will go on show later this year
Lucian Freud’s life and work to be the focus of new Dublin research centre
Fifty works from private collections go on show at the Irish Museum of Modern Art
Picasso’s dealer Paul Rosenberg celebrated in show based on granddaughter’s book
French journalist Anne Sinclair to loan works for exhibition named after Paris gallery at 21 rue La Boétie
Bede’s World medieval museum could re-open after funding meltdown
Local charity in talks to take over heritage site dedicated to the venerable religious scholar
French dealer Emmanuel Perrotin to open space in Seoul
“Office showroom” will display works by Laurent Grasso and Kaws
Opposition grows to transfer of historic photo collection to V&A
Museum pledges to improve access to Royal Photographic Collection in controversial deal to move it from Bradford
Phyllida Barlow to represent Britain at Venice Biennale
Artist is best known for her large-scale sculptural projects made from plywood, tape, cement and other inexpensive materials
Can Photo San Francisco succeed where Paris Photo Los Angeles failed?
New photography fair to test the market in California next year
Imran Qureshi’s miniatures take over London’s Barbican—and a park in Bradford
The Pakistani artist will paint an Indian garden in Lister Park, drawing on the experiences of the British Indian army 100 years ago
Gerhard Richter slams proposed closure of Germany's Museum Morsbroich
Plans to shut institution and sell its seminal Modern and contemporary works are "alarming" artist says
Turner Prize nominee Roger Hiorns to bury Boeing plane in Birmingham next year
Artist will inter 737 jet by a canal in British city
Artist residency programme takes to the high seas
Seven artists will live and work on board commercial cargo ships, criss-crossing the globe along maritime routes
Art360 initiative lets artists take the long view
Three-year archive programme will focus on Modern British and contemporary artists, starting with three women
Palestinian artist Khaled Jarrar faces down Donald Trump over immigration
Monument on US-Mexico border incorporates parts of fence separating the two countries
Umberto Eco, explorer of beauty, dies aged 84
Italian writer and philosopher, best known for the thriller The Name of the Rose, also wrote about aesthetics
Gillian Wearing asks for a peek through people’s windows
The UK artist will unveil her new film project, including submissions from the public, at the House festival in Brighton
Cairo’s Townhouse Gallery remains shut contrary to reports
Gallery’s director says contemporary art space awaiting official permission to reopen
Aloha Kusama, artist’s polka dot sculpture heads to Hawaii
The bright pink installation heralds the first Honolulu Biennial, which launches next year
Turkey’s answer to Burning Man takes shape in remote Cappadocia region
Cappadox contemporary art festival to include site-specific works by 15 artists, focusing on tourism in the country’s centre
Grand Palais revamp could leave Paris’s biggest shows without a roof
What will happen to key culture events held at the site, including Monumenta artist commission and Fiac fair?
Scratch videos, film and sound works to explode across Sheffield this spring
Art festival takes place in electricity substations, defunct pubs and a former funeral parlour
Turner’s house to be restored—but only if crowdfunding cash comes in
Artist designed and built the 203-year-old villa in Twickenham as a retreat from London art world
Art—coming soon to a cinema near you
Short films by major artists will be screened unannounced before regular features in the UK
Rotterdam museum to rent out public space to wealthy collectors
Visitors to the new open storage facility can tour private collections—and there could even be a freeport
Destination Bangladesh: art world decamps to third Dhaka Art Summit
Four-day event is billed as “the world’s largest non-commercial platform for South Asian art”
Historic agreement puts V&A in pole position for photography
Move draws criticism as Bradford's National Media Museum transfers 400,000 photographic items to London
Saudi court overturns death sentence for Ashraf Fayadh
Poet and artist now faces 800 lashes and eight years in prison
Trove of antiquities found in secret Swiss store—and they are linked to a disgraced British art dealer
Objects widely thought to be connected to Robin Symes will be unveiled in Rome this week