Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
Mosaic of drawings by North Korean refugees lights up the Thames
Ik-Joong Kang’s floating sculpture focuses on the reunification of North and South Korea
Royal Academy to stage major Jasper Johns retrospective
Exhibition at London institution will tackle “different chapters” of artist’s vast canon spanning more than 60 years<br> <br>
Biennale des Antiquaires draws new blood from Old Masters
Historic fair revamps exhibitor list after merger with Paris Tableau
Hopes are high for new director of Hong Kong’s M+ museum
Suhanya Raffel will take up the challenging role in November, following the departure of Lars Nittve
Christoph Büchel's plans to build supermarket in Düsseldorf museum axed
K21 cancels project because Swiss conceptual artist’s ideas became too “complicated"<br> <br>
High-profile patron Tiqui Atencio turns the spotlight on her fellow collectors with new book
Publication includes interviews with almost 100 art-world figures such as Maja Hoffmann and Damien Hirst<br> <br>
Parviz Tanavoli unveils his largest ever work at Toronto’s Aga Khan museum
Iranian artist, who faced a travel ban in July, will also show the biggest Heech sculpture in the show<br>
Serpentine Sackler Gallery to mount major Zaha Hadid show
Paintings, drawings and digital art by the late British-Iraqi architect will be exhibited at London institution this winter<br> <br>
Olympic boxer Joe Joyce puts paint—as well as people—on canvas
Super-heavyweight silver medallist, who arrives home today with Team GB, is an artist with a penchant for Picasso<br> <br>
Dambulla temple in Sri Lanka will not be stripped of Unesco world heritage status
Organisation issues statement after international press raised concerns that the holy site could be delisted<br> <br>
Three to see: Edinburgh Art Festival
Damián Ortega gets down-and-dirty at the Fruitmarket Gallery, while searing-selfies unsettle at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery
New affordable-art website Collectionair backed by curatorial big-hitters
Former director of Pompidou among names behind online platform, which sells works for under $10,000<br> <br>
Frank Gehry’s Luma project takes shape in Arles
Patron Maja Hoffmann is building a €100m cultural campus on vast site previously used to manufacture trains in southern France
Russian artist Erik Bulatov unveils explosive works in former munitions factory
Artist's first series of sculptures is on show in south-west France<br> <br>
Louvre opens up to performance art
Fiac art fair has organised new festival taking place in famous Parisian locations<br>
Sixth Duke of Westminster leaves one of the most important Old Master collections in the UK
Many of the works owned by Gerald Grosvenor, who has died aged 64, have been loaned over the years to a small museum near the family seat in Chester <br>
UK Brexit vote gives the Ruhrtriennale arts festival extra edge
Director Johan Simons says that the programme reflects how “Europe is questioning itself”<br>
London’s V&A buys rare Hans Coper bird bowl
1950s ceramic, which was at risk of being exported from the UK, purchased in memory of the late writer Annabel Freyberg<br> <br>
Rupertinum revamp puts Salzburg on the contemporary art map
Franz West lounge and Generali Foundation collection among highlights of refurbished 17th-century site <br>
Contemporary African art to take centre stage at Fondation Louis Vuitton
Three major shows are planned for Paris museum next year, including one featuring collection of Jean Pigozzi
Bill Viola to unveil second work in St Paul’s Cathedral
New multi-screen video installation depicting the Virgin Mary, along with the companion Martyrs work, cost £2.5m to make and install
Late French film director Claude Berri’s vast, eclectic collection to hit the block in Paris
Several sales scheduled at Christie’s, including an auction of key contemporary works during the Fiac fair
Reading Prison and its most famous inmate inspire major new project
Patti Smith, Steve McQueen and Marlene Dumas, among others, respond to Oscar Wilde and the jail's architecture and history
Exhibition on Greek island of Samos offers new perspectives on the refugee crisis
Works transcend media representations of the humanitarian disaster, says curator Katerina Gregos
French luxury goods billionaire François Pinault makes German debut
His collection will be shown at Museum Folkwang, with an entire gallery dedicated to Cindy Sherman
Suhanya Raffel appointed executive director of Hong Kong's M+ museum
Sydney-based curator will be instrumental in building the collection and acquiring key art, design and architecture works