Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
Blocked show on Genghis Khan finally opens in France
The exhibition in Nantes was postponed after interventions by Beijing authorities
Climate activists spray-paint Paris's Louvre pyramid
A member of the Dernière Rénovation group scaled the famous glass monument over the weekend
Saudi Arabia's Diriyah Biennale announces programme for 2024
After Rain exhibition, featuring 92 artists, is organised by curator Ute Meta Bauer
Artes Mundi hits the road: Welsh contemporary art prize exhibition opens with a focus on the Middle East
Artists such as Mounira Al Solh give the country-wide exhibition additional relevance
Four artists withdraw from 2024 Istanbul Biennial as curator row deepens
The participants invited this year call for "transparent forms of communication"—the biennial foundation says dialogue channels are still open
Australia's National Library is seeking campaign material from the Indigenous Voice referendum
Items from "all perspectives" about the debate are being sought
Grayson Perry and Cornelia Parker donate works to Freedom from Torture charity auctions
Ai Weiwei’s taxi window crank sculptures will also go on the block at the Sotheby's live sale
Arte Povera comes to Paris: major exhibition to open at Bourse de Commerce next year
The show curated by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev will include loans from the Castello di Rivoli
Artist Tarik Kiswanson, who spotlights the plight of Palestinian refugees, has won France’s top art prize
Recent works by the artist are on show at the Centre Pompidou along with works by the three other Prix Duchamp nominees
Guerlain and Korean artist Lee Ufan award inaugural art and environment prize
The French artist Djabril Boukhenaïssi was announced as the winner at Paris + par Art Basel
'More Americans than at Frieze': sophomore edition of Art Basel's Paris+ fair opens to packed aisles and punchy sales
Major deals suggest a shift in power between Paris and London, though some attendees noted an aesthetic conservatism in the French fair's offerings
What would Mark Rothko make of the world today? His son discusses his legacy and market at launch of major Fondation Louis Vuitton exhibition
Christopher Rothko has co-curated the vast Paris show, which includes more than 115 works from international collections
Park Seo-Bo, one of South Korea's leading artists, has died aged 91
The father of the Dansaekhwa movement was known for monochrome works with roots in Buddhist philosophy
The ugly bug ball: insect-themed art takes over Frieze
While Paris hotels are reportedly crawling with bed bugs, the only critters we saw at Frieze London and Frieze Masters were in the exhibits
Art world figures snub UK prime minister's party for Frieze anniversary
Artist Ryan Gander, Sarah McCrory, the director of Goldsmiths’ Centre for Contemporary Art and Chisenhale Gallery director Zoé Whitley all decided not to attend
Nigerian artists are at the fore at the 1-54 fair and beyond
Famous and emerging artists from the country feature at both the contemporary African art fair, with a record number of exhibitors this year, and at Frieze Masters
Serpentine Galleries will bring Barbara Kruger and Judy Chicago to London in 2024
Los Angeles artist Lauren Halsey will also unveil a new work at the Kensington Gardens space
Almost 2,000 items missing from collection of Wales’s national museums
Coins, crockery and tools are among the objects unaccounted for but museum says "some losses are inevitable"
The biggest museum shows to see around London during Frieze week
From Old Master portraits and grainy photographs to sculptures on chairs and naked performances
Trigger warning! Museum of Censored Art in Barcelona to display banned works by Ai Weiwei and Goya
Museu de l’Art Prohibit is founded by the Catalan businessman Tatxo Benet
Artists Kader Attia and Elizabeth Peyton to have studios on site at the Louvre
The 18-month residencies mark the 230th anniversary of the Parisian museum
Retain and explain guidance on contentious UK heritage is published—at last
Government strategy underscores controversial monuments should stay in place, a move criticised by some culture professionals
Istanbul Biennial's governing body draws up new selection guidelines following curator row
İKSV will bar advisory board members from taking up curatorial posts although the 2024 edition will go ahead as planned
Archaeologists discover 24,000 year-old Palaeolithic art site in eastern Spain
Researchers have now revealed details about the trove of ancient paintings and engravings found in 2021
‘Who is the decision maker’? Artists and curators push for transparency in wake of Istanbul Biennial curator row
Hito Steyerl and ruangrupa are among the signatories of the open letter
The publisher that promised ‘art for all’: a potted history of Phaidon as it celebrates its centenary
The vice-president Deborah Aaronson tells us how the company got some help from Albert Einstein and why eBooks are not necessarily the future of art publishing
October book bag: from the ‘earthly delights’ of the Renaissance to a compendium of Latin American art
Our roundup of the latest art publications
Postponed Philip Guston survey finally opens at Tate Modern
The delay allowed the show's curators to travel and conduct further research about the Ku Klux Klan works, organisers say
Lynda Benglis presents sculptures and jewellery in Paris catwalk show
The US artist, known for her 1970s dildo image, teamed up with Loewe for the event attended by the likes of Anna Wintour and Kris Jenner
Artist recreates historical war painting using a crowd of Ukrainian soldiers
Emeric Lhuisset presents a contemporary version of a 19th-century work by Ilya Repin that frames it in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine