Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
Pinault sends his collection across the globe
Modern and contemporary works are on the way to Korea and Brazil
Chinese auction data lacks credibility
Leading British university research questions saleroom reporting
Outcry over lab’s decision to stop printing 16mm film
Tate Modern curator and leading artist head protests
Jean Pigozzi's expansive collections in Congolese and Japanese art come together in new show
Jean Pigozzi convinces artist Carsten Höller to mix and match the French collector’s art in 'JapanCongo'
Murdered Mexican women remembered in portrait show
Artists such as Tracey Emin, Paula Rego and Maggi Hambling have produced campaigning images
Hesitant buyers pull through with satisfactory sales at Sotheby's Arab and Iranian contemporary art auction 2010
But Iran’s Moshiri can’t get into the Middle East top ten
Prada to present Turner Prize at Tate Britain
Dexter Dalwood, Angela de la Cruz, Susan Philipsz and the Otolith Group are shortlisted for the prize
Marion True case set for final hearing?
After more than 5 years of hearings, the case is finally closing
The Pinacothèque de Paris to form a partnership with the Hermitage and plans to display long-term loans from a group of international collectors
Collectors to create “museum collection”
François Pinault poaches leading Paris fair director
Martin Bethenod to head collector’s Venice venues as disquiet grows over stalled exhibition programme
Dealers put safety first: Design Miami Basel 2010
There were still surprises in store
Ziba Ardalan de Weck on five years of London’s Parasol Unit
“It’s much more satisfying than buying paintings”
Interview with Angela Bulloch: Shining a light on the city
The artist has installed her latest work in the Basel cathedral, as part of the fair’s new Art Parcours project
Basquiat: his market and his legacy
Beyeler exhibition aims to place the artist, who died at 27, high in the canon
Basel's tunnel vision: Basel Kunstmuseum receives funding from Laurez Foundation for new extension
Local architects are responsible for plans to construct a tunnel that passes from the original site to the newly built annex
French institutions have lost their integrity by relying on private sponsors, leading fundraiser says
Longtime arts and heritage patron Olivier de Rohan denounces the increasing influence of external bodies on museums' creative decisions
British Museum and Tate expand focus on Middle East
Both have set up acquisition committees concentrating on the region
How did the financial downturn impact the market for brand-name artists like Hirst and Murakami?
Both have adopted marketing strategies more typical of luxury goods firms than artists. In 2009 we looked at their market history
Modigliani museum closes amid owners’ dispute
Brothers fall out over future of artist’s childhood home in Livorno
Frieze week schedule speaks of Iranian art surge in the West
Does a crop of major presentations coinciding with the art fair indicate a proportionate energy in the market?
Why paintings succeed where words fail: Interview with Luc Tymans
The Belgian artist talked to us about the messages art can convey on the eve of exhibitions in Europe, Russia and the United States
Fate of historic Scottish houses under severe threat
Concerns over collections as National Trust for Scotland closes three properties
Art Basel celebrates its fortieth birthday
The milestone is marked with nod to all the dealers who have contributed to the event since 1970
Private collectors active at Arco but museums too quiet
We look at the talking points and early sales
Exhibition of Iranian antiquities to be held at the Louvre in 2013
Iran's Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism Organisation will supervise preparations
From Russia with art: meeting London's newest gallerists
Are these women the real deal?
Daniel Libeskind in war of words with Berlusconi
The architect has described the Italian Prime Minister as a xenophobe who “hates foreigners” and compares his government to the Fascist regime
Ceausescu’s son wins restitution claim
The dictator's works will be returned to his family
Private equity millionaire Adu Advaney to open a London gallery
Indian collectors are starting to buy contemporary art by their compatriots