The Art Newspaper
The annual tribal event 'Kaos' is growing in popularity and success
The Parisian event is going from strength to strength, underlining the weakening of BRUNEA, Brussels
Tate Britain explores Turner's time in Venice
An exhibition highlighting Turner's change of style after his travels
Shepherd & Derom Galleries bring English Romantic Art to New York
The star of this show is the elegant portrait by Will Powell Frith of Annie Gambart
Former US president Bill Clinton opens memorial to massacred Muslims in Bosnia
The monument is dedicated to the thousands killed in Srebrenica when the city fell to Bosnian Serbs in July 1995
British sculptor Lynn Chadwick on show at Tate Britain
Exhibition on the late artist to open this September
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner exhibition at the Kunstmuseum to focus on his time in the mountains
The exhibition is unique in its decision to highlight the artist's choice of post-war residence
Shortlist chosen for “best catalogue” prize
Last year, the winner of The Art Newspaper/AXA Art prize was The American Sublime, held at Tate Britain
Pre-Raphaelite and other masters: the Andrew Lloyd Webber Collection, The Royal Academy
The show fills the slot of a cancelled exhibition of antiquities on loan from Egypt
Joseph Beuys on show at Gagosian Gallery
Works from a private collection will tour both the London and New York arms of the super-gallery
Warsaw celebrates its European future by wrapping the Palace of Culture and Science
It will encase its tallest building in gold cloth
What's on in New York: Lee Krasner at the Robert Miller Gallery
The artist's late works show her escaping the Abstract Expressionists and creating a world of her own
'Zoomorphic' an overview of contemporary architecture at the V&A Museum
Exploring the animal kingdom's influence on contemporary architecture
How Paul Klee reached of fulfilment at the close of his career: Exhibition at the Fondation Beyeler
Works shown in Basel reflect how he made peace with the approach of death
C.I. Kim's monumental Britart collection encourages the consumer to dream
The businessman, collector, and artist whose department store museum includes work by Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and Anthony Gormley
Gagosian Gallery displays Joseph Beuys in London
Items from the august collection of Dr Rainer Speck now on view
Christie's offer complete set of record holding Audubon classic, 'The Birds of America'
Set at the estmate of $5/7 million,the Providence Athenaeum Library is launching this deaccession to maintain landmark building
New exhibition 'The pre-Raphaelite dream' rocks the Art Gallery of Western Australia
The paintings and drawings on show in Perth are on loan from the Tate collection
Henry Moore: Artist's public sculptures on display in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall
20 sculptures fill the iconic space
Paul Nash at the Tate Liverpool: Modern artist, ancient landscape
Two part major exhibition on this summer
Peoples—times—spaces: exhibition explores archaeology in Germany
New exhibition at Kunst und Ausstellungshalle, Bonn.
V&A acquires punk couture collection
300 early pieces funded by the National Art Collections Fund
Warren Rohrer at Locks Gallery, Philadelphia
His work reveals how the vestiges of landscape can linger in abstract work
Unchecked looting of archaeological sites continues in midst of Iraqi war
The Art Newspaper takes inventory of the worst casualties
New appointment at the Pontifical Academy, Rome
Letizia Pani Ermini, the specialist in medieval archaeology, has been appointed president of the Pontifical Academy in Rome by the Pope.
Doubts cast on authorship of Goya’s “Black paintings”
University of Madrid discovery