
Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
Sculptor Jean Arp gets major show in UK after 55-year hiatus
Artist's ideas on "borderless space" particularly potent against the backdrop of Brexit
Looted Benin bronzes to be lent back to Nigeria
Pledge by European museums to set up “permanent display” of rotating loans in Benin City could pave way for restitution
Censored 'sexual' sculpture finds new home at the Centre Pompidou
Domestikator piece was withdrawn by the Louvre from its surrounding gardens
Three to see: London
From John Akomfrah’s video on the threat of climate change to Nick Goss’s paintings of a great flood via Katharina Grosse’s paint-splashed walls
Tate St Ives’s cliffside extension set to boost local economy by £10.5m a year
New 500 sq. m column-free gallery makes space for performance art
Show by late curator Martin Roth goes ahead in Qatar despite Gulf blockade
German design survey has opened alongside Deutsche Bank collection exhibition in beleaguered state
MoMA expansion is boon for Paris and Melbourne
Major loans from New York will be shown in both cities while the US institution adds one-third more exhibition space in Manhattan
John Akomfrah: the human cost of industrialisation
The British film-maker draws on childhood experiences of growing up in the shadows of the Battersea Power Station in his latest project, Purple
Frieze news in briefs
Ian Cheng, Jasper Johns's potter and the most Insta friendly art at the fair
Frieze artists keep it surreal
Works channel a Surrealist sense of the uncanny in turbulent times
Frieze draws up plan to protect art world from Brexit
Director Victoria Siddall has aired her concerns about the impact on galleries that are based in the UK or exhibit at fairs
Peter Blake bags a pair of Steinbergs at Frieze Masters
Artist adores the work of the New Yorker cartoonist
Early sales at Frieze London
Collectors flocked to Lehmann Maupin's and Jack Shainman's stands
New Tate fund puts performance centre-stage
Scheme aims to bridge gap between collecting and displaying the medium
Vinyl Factory’s first site-specific commission comes to the Strand
Ryoji Ikeda's work is going on show at Store Studios
Visitors clock in and make pots on Tate Modern’s factory production line
Installation developed by Clare Twomey explores issues around collective labour
Cross-culture project brings leading South Asian artists to Manchester
New North and South initiative encompasses eight exhibitions and includes artists Raqs Media Collective and Waqas Khan
Better with age: artists over 60 in the spotlight at Frieze London
1960s feminists and overlooked octogenarians are being reappraised, both critically and commercially
Sexually explicit sculpture pulled from Fiac after Louvre raises concerns
Domestikator was due to go on show in garden close to Paris museum as part of contemporary fair's public programme
Chapman Brothers make suicide vests in bronze and re-work Goya for new show
Debut exhibition at Blain Southern gallery in London is about the role of violence
Saudi artists speak out over new law giving women the right to drive
While some hail the reform as progressive, others question it as a PR stunt
Guggenheim withdraws animal works from Chinese art show after ‘threats of violence’
New York museum made decision after initially resisting wave of protests
Turner Prize show takes on Thatcher, Reagan and racial politics
This year’s “quite radical” exhibition in Hull, featuring Lubaina Himid and Hurvin Anderson, touches on social and political topics
Centre Pompidou architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers to be honoured with statues outside Paris museum
French artist Xavier Veilhan has created the sculptures to celebrate designers of “masterful building”
Picasso show to reunite trio of Marie-Thérèse Walter nudes for first time since 1932
Tate Modern exhibition will include several portraits of artist’s 22 year-old muse
Serpentine Galleries say that Grayson Perry show is the 'busiest' in its history
The Most Popular Art Exhibition Ever! broke records, officials insist
Documenta artists back curatorial team in response to news of €7m cost overrun
Open letter by 200 artists slams “urge to put ticket prices above art”
Farhad Moshiri—dubbed Iran’s Andy Warhol—gets first major solo show in US
Exhibition at The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh aims to go beyond Pop and kitsch labels to highlight complexity in his works
London commercial scene shake-up as galleries expand in the capital
Modern Art and Herald Street are opening second spaces; König Galerie is coming to town
Istanbul Biennial brings to light artist-run initiatives springing up across the Turkish city
Curators Elmgreen & Dragset say that press reports give wrong impression of the buzzing local scene