In an impassioned speech at the Neue Nationalgalerie, the artist accused Germany of gagging artists and conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism

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The installation Sisters, Saints, Sibyls highlights abuse suffered by the artist’s late sister Barbara

The annual ranking of the art world crème de la crème is dominated by artists

Works by Nan Goldin and Andres Serrano will feature, as well as a site-specific installation made of cowhide leather by Chiharu Shiota

Collectors show greater interest in photographers but larger galleries still favour mid-career and older artists

With newfound backing from the world's biggest gallery, is the activist-photographer's art market poised for take off?

Laura Poitras's film, which follows Goldin's campaign against members of the Sackler family, has been nominated in the Best Documentary Feature category

Laura Poitras’s “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed” is one of 15 films on the shortlist to be nominated in the documentary feature category at the 2023 Academy Awards

Institution cuts ties with the family behind the highly addictive drug Oxycontin

In All the Beauty and the Bloodshed, currently showing in Toronto, the Sacklers become a personification of the oppressive social order that cost many of Goldin’s peers their lives

Laura Poitras’s All the Beauty and the Bloodshed presents artist's efforts to bring some family members to justice following her own recovery from opioid addiction

The film, “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed”, chronicles Goldin’s life, career and activism around the opioid crisis

Victoria and Albert Museum is last major UK institution to retain the donors' name on its building, despite settlement agreement allowing its removal

There are more women than ever in the main show in Venice—and it's both exhilarating and emotional

The settlement, if approved, would also place limits on any statements made by museums as they remove the Sackler name

The announcement comes as museums worldwide sever ties with members of the Sackler family over their role in the opioid crisis

Demonstrators plant cardboard tombstones outside a New York courthouse to call attention to Purdue Pharma’s role in deaths from the opioid painkiller Oxycontin

From David Smith at Hauser & Wirth to Katherine Bradford at Canada

The artist says the coronavirus health crisis “has made life even more difficult" for drug users and recovering addicts

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Demonstrators demand that V&A director Tristram Hunt drops Sackler name

From Roy Oxlade's energetic canvases to Nan Goldin's first UK show in almost two decades

Banksy makes his debut at number 14 while dealer David Zwirner drops from first place to fifth

Demonstrators at the White Plains courthouse kept up the pressure to hold Sackler family accountable in opioid crisis, as a $10bn settlement hangs in the balance

Artist says the reported deal is a cynical attempt to avoid significant restitution

Campaigners known for museum protests accuse Andrew Cuomo of not doing enough to halt drug deaths

Activist group Pain says Paris museum has taped over or taken down plaques dedicated to the eponymous family whose pharmaceutical company is accused of fuelling the US opioid crisis

Pain protestors demand that museum officials rename 12 rooms named after the Sackler family