Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
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
Howard Hodgkin’s wildly eclectic collection goes on the block at Sotheby’s
Turkish tiles, Persian carpets and Modern British works graced the late artist’s Bloomsbury home
Three to see: London
From Giacometti’s reunited Women in Venice to an exploration of bird nests and egg collecting
MoMA comes to Paris—why the Fondation Louis Vuitton is partnering with New York’s mega-museum
New exhibition will look at the influence of the Manhattan institution as a “beacon for Modern art in the West”
V&A Pink Floyd tickets to rise to a gobsmacking £30
Museum says price increase for show’s last weeks will cover extra costs from extended run
Six opinions on the potential impact of Louvre Abu Dhabi
Demilitarised zone is made flesh by Turner winner
Douglas Gordon’s film, part of UK-South Korea cultural collaboration, shows refugee being tattooed
Cultural push for Japan and UK post-Brexit
New Japan-UK season will bring together artists at the forefront of virtual reality and robotics
Five works to see at the Folkestone Triennial
Public art exhibition includes a giant jelly mould, minarets and a lightbulb moment
Setback for Lahore Biennale as artistic director Rashid Rana quits
Inaugural edition of Pakistan’s biggest ever contemporary show has now been postponed until next year
Museum openings this autumn and winter
From Shenzhen to Cape Town, new or improved institutions prepare to open their doors in the second half of 2017
Doris Salcedo’s latest work: a memorial for drowned migrants
The water piece will fill Madrid's Palacio de Cristal, which is run by the Reina Sofia Museum
David Roberts to close London space and open sculpture park in Somerset
Scottish collector hopes to attract a bigger audience in the countryside than in Camden
‘London Museum of Photography’ to open in capital’s East End
Swedish gallery Fotografiska is behind new space near the Whitechapel Gallery
First public art works for Battersea Power Station site selected
Jesse Wine and Haffendi Anuar awarded the inaugural Powerhouse Commission by Cass Sculpture Foundation
Shortlist for UK National Holocaust Memorial goes on show at V&A
Rachel Whiteread, Michal Rovner and Anish Kapoor in the running to create new structure honouring victims of Nazi persecution
North Korean art goes on show at the United Nations—in defiance of Kim Jong-un
Four artists submitted works in secret for the international art exhibition
Works by Rachel Whiteread and Cornelia Parker to be shown for the first time in Saudi Arabia
British Council exhibition organised by six emerging Saudi women curators breaks new ground