The Art Newspaper
Kruger's lifetime achievement award a little less luminous
Disappointment taints her upcoming Golden Lion award
Harald Szeemann remembered at Art Basel
At a function in honour of the prolific curator, friend Guido Magnaguagno recounted their time together fondly
Muslims lay claim to Taj Mahal
A Muslim trust in Agra, where the Taj Mahal is located, has claimed ownership of the monument
François Pinault to buy Palazzo Grassi
Sale to Guido Angelo Terruzzi has been abandoned
The National Gallery discloses further information on Raphael's "Madonna of the pinks"
Still excluded from the material was correspondence we had requested relating to the final price of £22 million
Ethiopian restitution claims at the British Museum: The museum responds
Update on requests for information regarding objects seized at battle of Maqdala
Reynolds’ Portrait of Omai to remain in the UK, but in private hands
The painting which was bought at Sotheby's was banned from leaving the country - now what?
The National Gallery purchases Raphael’s Madonna of the pinks: What we know
The Raphael was bought by the National Gallery for £22 million in February 2004
The Accademia to create a new gallery for Leonardo’s Vitruvian Man
The expansion and renovation project will enable it to put its drawings on permanent display
The Victoria and Albert Museum and the attempt to buy Mantuan roundel
The Art Newspaper requested full information
Ethiopian restitution claims at the British Museum: The Art Newspaper Investigates
British Museum holds collection of objects seized at battle of Maqdala
Five men charged in Jerusalem forgery case
They stand accused of faking an inscription on an antiquity for financial gain
Franco-Iranian accord decrees the two nations will collaborate in archaeological ventures
Two heads are better than one, as the question of how best to preserve historic ruins is yet to receive a definitive answer
BMW bestows gifts on the Bramans and Rosa de la Cruz for their contributions to Art Basel in Miami Beach
The present for collectors who have everything
Letter: Director argues MoMA is misrepresented
From Glenn D. Lowry, Director of The Museum of Modern Art, New York
News from London: Art pulled and art pushed, along with temper tantrums and transitions
Meanwhile, more say ta-ta to the Tate
The Basel Ancient Art Fair set to launch this November
The fair will occupy the space in the fair calendar left bare by the now-defunct Cultura
Venice Biennale gets two women curators
Appointment of Maria Corral and Rosa Martinez announced
Mark Haworth-Booth leaves V&A after 34 years
Achievements include inaugurating the museum's permanent photography gallery
Times stirs controversy over new V&A galleries
Misunderstanding regarding removed objects clarified
Contemporary auction sales report: British art makes the great leap
Bacon and Auerbach triumphed as Sotheby’s and Christie’s racked up impressive totals
18th-century statue of St James removed from the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
Officials feared the sculpture, which depicts the national saint slaying a Moor, would offend Muslims
Interview with Susan Hiller: Her new work Clinic and the human quest for a visionary, mystical experience
American artist’s most recent piece is based on three years of research on the internet
Warhol Foundation gives $10 million to artists
The money is being given to Creative Capital, a nonprofit picking up the slack in arts funding
New V&A contemporary design series
Includes titles exploring fashion, photography, craft and architecture
Disagreement between France and Spain on cultural protectionism
President Aznar of Spain stated that cultural protectionism was “the refuge of a country whose culture is in decline”
Landslide warning at Macchu Picchu
Geologists have found the land on the steep slope at the back of the fortress is sliding down at a rate of a centimetre a month
Communist museum for Warsaw
It will include displays of photographs and posters, pieces of barbed wire, tools and clothes from the Gulags