The Art Newspaper
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
Mesopotamian art from University of Pennsylvania continues US tour
Highlights from the university's museum on show in 'Treasures from the royal tombs of Ur'
Warhol board hits back against The Art Newspaper report
The panel has attracted controversy for refusing to authenticate works attributed by their owners to Warhol
Infamous faker Guy Hain's bronzes sold at auction
Should the contents of his studio have been sold or destroyed?
Franco-German accord on cultural diversity
Accord reflects fear of American cultural imperialism
Marion True hearing postponed to March
Postponement is due to document translation troubles
Rothschild sale brought British collectors out
Sotheby's sale lands within estimate at £1.3 million
Tate director, Nicholas Serota: Recent art is patrimony too
Serota discusses export laws and what is truly significant to public collections
A rare Roman bronze statue attracts considerable interest in Christie's December sale
Valued at $3 million, Roman bronze statue also boasts impeccable provenance
Official recognition for Prado director sacked for signing petition against 1991 war in Iraq
"I served with all my might", said Alfonso Perez Sanchez
Eric Ravilious' imagined realities at the Imperial War Museum
London hosts the largest ever exhibition of this artist's work
Sargent’s women: portraits at the Adelson Galleries
On view 12 November - 13 December
What's on in Germany: Basquiat and Warhol get personal in Cologne
Jablonka is running concurrent shows on two giants of the 20th century
Wolfgang Tillmans goes from Tate to states with new show at the Andrea Rosen Gallery
More new work from the first photographer to win the Turner Prize
Nancy Spero's War series on display at Galerie Lelong
The artistic equivalent of standing in front of a tank
Art, lies and videotape: exposing performance.
Exhibition at Tate Liverpool 2004