Hannah McGivern
In pictures: From treading on taxidermy to sounds from Basel's sewers
Parcours, the Art Basel section for public art projects, is "radically different" from previous editions, says its curator Samuel Leuenberger
Giacometti’s chaotic Paris studio brought back to life
Reconstruction at heart of new research centre preserves spirit of artist’s cluttered creative space
Masterpieces from London's Courtauld Gallery head to Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris
Works by Manet, Van Gogh and Cézanne will return to France for the first time in more than 60 years
From Riga to Los Angeles, biennials are searching for answers in troubled times
Manifesta 12, Made in LA, Riboca and the tenth Berlin Biennale explore whether art can make a difference in a rapidly changing world
'A privileged space, remote from it all': Fondation Carmignac opens on island off the southern coast of France
New home for the Paris-based corporate collection, established by billionaire financier, is inaugurated after years of delays
Italian museum discovers painting by Renaissance master Andrea Mantegna in its collection
The Accademia Carrara in Bergamo has re-attributed the 15th-century work Resurrection of Christ
Women, cars and revamped spaces: the Art Fund releases Museum of the Year shortlist
Recently renovated Tate St Ives and Hull's Ferens Art Gallery are among £100,000 prize's five contenders
Controversial animal works pulled from Guggenheim New York will go on show in Bilbao
Contemporary Chinese installations drew 'threats of violence' from animal rights activists last year
Road to the Met: how Max Hollein rose to become its next director
A gifted manager and fundraiser, he inherits a museum dogged by financial troubles and discontent
French museum discovers more than half its collection is fake
Police in Perpignan have confiscated around 80 works originally attributed to painter Étienne Terrus
Cross-border collaboration brings Mexican miracles to the Met
Works in new show range from altarpieces to holy effigies believed to perform miracles
The power couples who shaped Modern art
New show explores 40 romantic and artistic partnerships of the 20th century
Migration and police shootings tackled in highly political Turner Prize 2018 shortlist
Forensic Architecture, Naeem Mohaiemen, Charlotte Prodger and Luke Willis Thompson nominated for £25,000 award
Carsten Höller puts plant life to the test—with slides—at Palazzo Strozzi
The Belgian-born artist has devised experiment with Italian scientist Stefano Mancuso
Italian far right wants to turn Fascist HQ into mega-museum
The Lega party—which may soon be in power—believes that Italy, through its culture, can lead the world
Must-see shows during Art Basel Hong Kong
From Doug Aitken harnessing Instagram to Jennifer Guidi's work with sand, our picks of the city's top exhibitions
Samson Young’s musical parlour soothes and disturbs in equal measure
The artist and musician is showing an expanded version of his Venice Biennale installation
Latin America's colonial art captivates a new generation
Two touring exhibitions are highlighting the explosion of global interest in viceregal period
Fresco that never was will be digitally realised
Charles Le Brun project at Vaux-le-Vicomte, halted by a financial scandal at Louis XIV’s court, will be completed with video projection
Then & Now: how The Art Newspaper shaped UK restitution law
Featuring a 900-year-old missal looted during the Second World War
From social realism to human waste: new exhibition looks at Italy’s post-war art scene
Show in Florence aims to bring "the complexity of the Italian art world” to an international audience
Milan's Fondazione Prada sheds light on Italy's Fascist past on eve of country's elections
Timing of mega-exhibition organised by Germano Celant is coincidental but timely
Centre Pompidou Málaga extends its French ties with a five-year collaboration
The Spanish outpost has agreed a second renewable deal with France’s Pompidou
Creative Scotland chief apologises for funding backlash—though questions remain
Arts funder grilled by Scottish parliament over controversial cuts in £99m grants programme
Fondazione Prada recreates 20 Italian exhibits made under Fascist rule
Show of more than 500 works ranges from Giorgio de Chirico to Gruppo 7
Marino Marini rises to the occasion at the Peggy Guggenheim Collection
New exhibition in Venice puts challenging work that risked offending “stuffy visitors” in context
Brutalist housing estate in Sheffield to host £21m art hub
Park Hill Art Space will include artists' studios and a research institute
Into the archives: Ralph Rugoff on three key shows at the Hayward Gallery
Ahead of its reopening and 50th anniversary celebrations, the institution's director looks back
Hayward Gallery’s renovation breathes new life—and brings more daylight—into Brutalist landmark
London gallery celebrates 50th anniversary and reopens with Andreas Gurksy retrospective