The Art Newspaper
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
National Trust membership reaches 3 million
The largest conservation body in Europe
From the archive: The enigmatic spirit of Lord Byron on show at London's National Portrait Gallery
The poet's biographer Fiona MacCarthy placed the Romantic Regency poet in the context of 20th-century film stardom
National Trust buys William Morris’s house
Red House, Bexleyheath, to be preserved for the nation
Worcester Art Museum sued for Anti-Muslim discrimination
“The museum is committed to fostering a diverse workplace and is an equal opportunity employer,” it said.
Hesse stands in for postponed Judd exhibition at Tate
The show will open at Tate Modern later this month
Sean Scully at LA Louver, Los Angeles
In the tradition of numerous art-historical masters, Scully takes inspiration from his time in Morocco
Toba Khedoori's paper plains on show at David Zwirner
The artist's sprawling works will be on view until 16 November
American Sublime wins Art Newspaper/AXA Art prize
Tate Publishing shines in first year of competition for £5000 award
Modigliani and the artists of Montparnasse at the Albright Knox Art Gallery
Exhibition in Buffalo shows 60 works by the master
100 Photographs: a collection by Bruce Bernard
Photographs from the 1840s to the 1990s never before shown in public
Under Mussolini: decorative and propaganda arts of the Twenties and Thirties from the Wolfson Collection, Genoa
Estorick Collection
New York galleries respond to Andy Warhol retrospective
C&M Arts, Gagosian Gallery, and Paul Kasmin all jump on the bandwagon
Modigliani at Musée du Luxembourg: l’ange au visage grave
It will be the first Modigliani show in Paris for 40 years
Tracey Emin: 'I think it’s in my head' at Lehman Maupin and Gloria, another look at Feminist art in the 1970s
White Columns
What's on: Lisson introduces Igor and Svetlana Kopystiansky to UK public as their new location opens with Santiago Sierra show
Lisson Gallery
Berlin museums consider the Flick collection rejected by Zurich
The contemporary art belongs to the grandson of Nazi industrialist, Friedrich Flick
Four German collectors and their passions
The Anglophile, the Entertainer, the Benefactor and the America lover
The wider commercial scene chosen by S.E. Canning: Art for the new collector
On show at the Spanierman Gallery
Avery, Gottlieb and Rothko together again at Knoedler & Company
Exploring the interchange between these iconic artists
Malevich “Black square” goes to the Hermitage
The journey of the painting has ended