Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
International dealers flock to Paris Fiac
The fair returns to rival Frieze across the channel
Arabian art space moves east
Gentrification in Battersea forces Middle Eastern arts foundation to look for another home
Iran’s artists begin to shine on London stage
Country's artists are reaping the benefits of a diplomatic thaw between Iran and the West
Yes! We have no bananas—but there's plenty of bronze veg in Vauxhall
PLUS: Get your private parts painted in public at Frieze, dealers have their say on if Renoir is crap, working the aisles with Graham Norton and David Furnish and more fair gossip
John Hoyland revival gathers Pace
Damien Hirst has given John Hoyland a helping hand, as has the mega gallery
No phones allowed at Arcadia Missa
PLUS: A high-tech waterfall flows at Frieze, marmots are a video artist's best friend, the ICA embraces Japanese acid punk and more fair gossip
Do Ho Suh’s joined-up thinking for Cincinnati
South Korean artist's fabric sculpture impress at Frieze
China show for Vuitton museum
Beijing's Ullens Center to help co-organise Paris exhibition
Saudi art students break nude taboo
Artist Abdulnasser Gharem filmed "life-drawing" class in school that he founded
Independent art fair sprouts in Brussels
More than 35 dealers confirmed for the inaugural Belgian edition of the New York offshoot
Why the Dhaka Art Summit only lasts for four days
Founders explain that $2m production costs and import fees limit the length of ‘the world’s largest non-commercial platform for South Asian art’
New art prize and public garden to mark Hepworth Wakefield’s fifth birthday
The collector David Roberts is backing the £30,000 biennial award for contributions to sculpture
Private fortunes drive Beirut’s museum boom
Zaha Hadid, Renzo Piano and David Adjaye get involved as donors step in to fill the funding gap
Centre Pompidou president promises pop-ups in Korea and China
Exhibitions on the Beat Generation, Beirut and Arte Povera also in the pipeline
Tuymans and photographer reach amicable agreement in copyright case
The legal case raised copyright concerns about an artist’s right to use news pictures
Lyons is all about the big issues of modern life
Immigration, consumerism and the downside of the digital revolution are among the topical themes of the 13th biennial
Beirut-based Christine Tohmé named curator of 13th Sharjah Biennial
Event is due to take place in 2017
Artists to work with Zurich’s workforce for Manifesta 2016
Christian Jankowski’s plans for the roving European biennial include a floating water venue, projects with local tradesmen and sumptuous Swiss dishes
Orhan Pamuk’s novel-inspired museum to get London edition
Works housed at the Museum of Innocence will go on show at Somerset House next year
Video art coming to a UK museum near you
The Art Fund teams up with London's Thomas Dane Gallery to help cash-strapped public collections buy new media works
Institut du Monde Arabe brings Scheherazade’s 1,001 nights to northern France
The Tourcoing outpost of the Parisian museum for Arabian culture due to move to historic building in city centre
Gasworks re-opens in south London in face of stratospheric rent hikes across the capital
Artist residency space secured the building freehold and embarked on an ambitious redevelopment programme
London hospital commissions art to be part of cure
New cancer centre at Guy’s and St Thomas’ will feature works by artists including Daniel Silver and Angela Bulloch
Court ruling over vandalised Versailles sculpture angers Anish Kapoor
The artist will reconfigure Dirty Corner but judge says that anti-Semitic slogans painted on the work must be removed immediately