
Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
La Biennale des Antiquaires gets a new director—and a new name
Prestigious fair, now held annually, will be known as Biennale Paris under new chief Mathias Ary Jan
Billionaire Victor Pinchuk unveils shortlist for $100,000 Future Generation Art Prize
Works by 21 international artists will go on show at the Venice Biennale next year
Tate Modern launches ten-day live art exhibition in the Tanks
Fog sculptures and multisensory "occasions" are on the programme next spring
Jeff Koons unveils plans for a memorial to the victims of the Paris terror attacks
But funding still needs to be found for Bouquet of Tulips, which is modelled on the Statue of Liberty
The next Berlin? Kuala Lumpur launches gallery weekend
Dealers and museums join forces to put the Malaysian capital on the art map
Prada Foundation moves into photography with new gallery in Milan’s oldest shopping arcade
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is where fashion brand opened its first store in 1913
New fine art and antiques fair to launch in Paris next November
Move draws criticism from organisers of Biennale des Antiquaires who are not keen on a competing fair
Tate St Ives announces Anne Barlow as new artistic director
Director of New York’s Art in General gallery will join the museum next spring when it opens after an 18-month closure<br>
Louvre Abu Dhabi announces Jenny Holzer and Giuseppe Penone commissions as institution edges closer to opening date
Huge installations will be dotted around the museum dome which will be flooded with light <br>
Top social-media jobs in the art world come with six-figure salary
Brush up on your Instagram skills and you could be earning over $100,000
Three to see: Paris
From Mexican Modernism to iPhones made of stone, via a Picasso and Giacometti duet
‘Afghan girl with green eyes' Sharbat Gula deported from Pakistan
Subject of famous National Geographic cover convicted of having fake ID papers<br> <br>
Poetry to honour victims on anniversary of Paris terrorist attacks
Institut du Monde Arabe will host a night of readings this weekend
Ewan McGregor, Douglas Gordon and Guggenheim director call for Edinburgh’s Inverleith House to be saved
More than 200 international artists, curators and culture figures protest closure of leading gallery<br> <br>
Tate makes up for lost time with the help of Elton John
Singer and other collectors are helping photography come in from the cold
Shortlist announced to light up river Thames and 17 London bridges
Illuminated River design teams include artists such as Glenn Ligon, Angela Bulloch, Philippe Parreno and Leo Villareal<br>
Protestors storm stand at Contemporary Istanbul over sculpture depicting last Sultan
Censorship row at Turkish art fair as work by Ali Elmaci inflames local religious group<br> <br>
Chile’s first state-run contemporary art museum opens at former airport
National Centre for Contemporary Art Chile includes spaces for exhibitions, archives and conservation<br>
Louvre may safeguard artefacts from war-torn areas
French president François Hollande made proposal at opening of Louvre-Lens show on Mesopotamia
Photographer Steve McCurry speaks out against arrest of Sharbat Gula, the 'Afghan girl with green eyes'
Subject of famous National Geographic cover has been detained in Pakistan for allegedly using fraudulent ID documents<br>
British Museum marks 50th anniversary of Sexual Offences Act with LGBTQ show
Exhibition will shine a light on same-sex relationships using objects dating from antiquity to today<br>
New York’s ICP reopens with survey of surveillance
Curator Charlotte Cotton reveals the ideas behind the radical show
Ed Ruscha, the occasional photographer
Five decades after he documented every gas station from Los Angeles to Oklahoma City, US artist reveals that today he rarely takes photographs
Pompidou Brussels gets lacklustre greeting from locals
Some question the need for French franchise deal
Fight to save art history exam
More than 200 British academics express “grave concerns”
Centre Pompidou to stage show on the celebrated 20th-century dealer Paul Rosenberg
But another exhibition backed by Anne Sinclair, Rosenberg’s granddaughter, will tour instead to the Musée Maillol in Paris
French film star Alain Delon puts 12 Rembrandt Bugatti pieces up for auction
Christie's sale includes artist's signature animal bronzes, along with a marble sculpture shown at the Venice Biennale 100 years ago


























