The Art Newspaper
Vukovar, Croatia: Eleven years on and war is still with them
The devastation wreaked by war in pictures
The endless enigma: Dalí and the magicians of multiple meaning
The 250 puzzle pictures, revolving pictures, and distorted and double images dating from the 11th century to the present day, brought together for this exhibition (until 9 June), are ambiguous in the very best sense.
The first ever retrospective of Guy Bourdin opens at the V&A
The exhibition features much more than the fashion shoots of the provocative French photographer
Calder brings the abstract to life at the Guggenheim Bilbao
Five-decades of art will be on display before travelling on to Madrid
What's on: Matisse Picasso: two giants of 20th-century bookmaking
Ursus Books Ltd Matisse Villon C.G. Boerner The sculptures of Picasso Gagosian Gallery
A modern definition of space: Calder sculpture on show at Van de Weghe Fine Art
Calder continues to mobilise the market
Whistler, women and fashion at the Frick Collection
On view from 22 April to 13 July
One of the oldest and largest collections of classical antiquities in the US is now on view in a new installation
Worlds intertwined: Etruscans, Greeks and Romans
Contemporary sales report: Storm warnings prove inaccurate
Problematic Warhols hinder Christie’s but Sotheby’s sparkles with Richter Riley, Barceló and Flanaghan
Association Giacometti's dwindling funds compel Paris courts to sue
Their problems could be blamed on the troubled stock market or an ongoing lawsuit between the directors and the executor of the bequest
Days like these: Tate triennial of contemporary British Art 2003
Theme-less this year, the triennial covers all generations and styles
In defence of Tate: Gainsborough acquisitions
Tate Director Nicholas Serota comments on recent criticism
Tracey Emin follows up book buzz with a retrospective down under, but will the Aussies approve?
The Art Gallery of New South Wales plays host to her new show
Interview with Richard Hamilton: Product Displacement
As major exhibitions of his work open in London and Barcelona, Hamilton explains his boredom with the London art scene, the lineage of his tables and his undying debt to Marcel Duchamp
Le Corbusier before Le Corbusier: exhibition focuses on the formative years of experimentation
The Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts Design and Culture
"Kazimir Malevich: Suprematism" An exhibition exploring the style of the Russian avant-garde
Deutsche Guggenheim, Berlin
A selection of books recently received
Ancient art/15th-21st century/Art history/Architectural and garden history/Asian art/Decorative arts, design/Museum catalogues, guide books/Photography/Fiction
Wolfgang Tillmans gives a bird's eye view at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art Humlebæk
'View from above' questions our perceptions of the world
Tate (the magazine) as transitory as fashion
How the Condé Nast-published art magazine expresses the current merging of consumption values and art
Eva Hesse at Gallery Paule Anglim, San Francisco
Gallery shows of Hesse’s fragile sculptures are rare
Rubell Family Collection: Recent Acquisitions
The Miami-based collectors purchase works by Tuymans, Cattelan, and others
Pinaults face controversy over antique table at auction
Following €1.23 million bid over writing desk