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Three to see: New York

From sacred spaces to meditative photographs

Van Gogh Museum rejects artist's 'lost sketchbook'

Experts at odds over attribution to painter of 65 drawings to be published in new book

Baghdad pop-up show could rise from the ruins

Artists hope to restage exhibition first seen in bombed-out shopping centre

Take a peek into Lacma’s future

Peter Zumthor’s ambitious design aims to eliminate traditional hierarchies and evoke “a walk in the woods”

High Line curator Cecilia Alemani to present pared-down Italian pavilion at the 2017 Venice Biennale

The curator has chosen to show works by three artists: Roberto Cuoghi, Adelita Husni-Bey and Giorgio Andreotta Calò

Why the ‘Uber effect’ is proving elusive for online platforms

Business is growing but no one has truly disrupted the market—yet

Estonian National Museum reopens to religious uproar

Interactive work in inaugural display condemned as an insult to the Virgin Mary

Alphonse Mucha's grandson sues Prague to stop Asian tour of Slav Epic

Artist’s heir fears trip to Japan and China could harm the 20 monumental paintings

Amnesty International and Iranian rock band launch campaign to free artists jailed in Iran

They include brothers Mehdi Rajabian and Hossein Rajabian who are on hunger strike in Tehran’s Evin prison

Award-winning artist studios in north London face redevelopment

Cockpit Arts building is part of proposed overhaul of Holborn Library, but council is to rehouse artists on same site

Edward Snowden, artists and activists to weigh-in on Trump at Oakland tech conference

The organisers of the Real Future Fair have made the event free to everyone following the results of the US election

China’s new Silk Road leads west to Middle East

Biennials in country’s Muslim-majority regions coincide with cultural exchange with Qatar

How Toronto learned to embrace its street art

After the former mayor’s crackdown on graffiti triggered a backlash, city officials decided to stop arresting artists and start hiring them

‘Afghan girl with green eyes' Sharbat Gula deported from Pakistan

Subject of famous National Geographic cover convicted of having fake ID papers<br> <br>

Poetry to honour victims on anniversary of Paris terrorist attacks

Institut du Monde Arabe will host a night of readings this weekend

Cairo’s leading Townhouse Gallery officially reopens in converted paper factory

Egyptian armed police enforced the partial demolition of the main building in April after some of it collapsed

Berlin to build temporary exhibition space amid Pergamon Museum delays

New building will host Asisi’s Pergamon panorama and a frieze from the altar

Artists express dismay at Donald Trump’s US election victory

Billionaire political outsider has few supporters in the art world

Newly discovered Brueghel to go on show in first UK exhibition on the dynasty of painters

Holburne Museum’s Wedding Dance in the Open Air was previously thought to be a copy

Shortlist announced to light up river Thames and 17 London bridges

Illuminated River design teams include artists such as Glenn Ligon, Angela Bulloch, Philippe Parreno and Leo Villareal<br>

Remains of Paul Gauguin’s father found off Antarctica

Clovis Gauguin died at the Chilean fort of Fuerte Bulnes after fleeing France with his children

Tribute to the man who brought high design to the London underground

Artists Langlands &amp; Bell unveil installation in Piccadilly Circus station that honours Frank Pick

Protestors storm stand at Contemporary Istanbul over sculpture depicting last Sultan

Censorship row at Turkish art fair as work by Ali Elmaci inflames local religious group<br> <br>

50th anniversary of the Florence Flood: Memories from a drowned world

An oral history project on the 1966 disaster captures conservators’ stories of weeping officials and guards unknowingly treading on an Old Master

China cracks down on illegal trade of cultural artefacts

Government tightens rules banning the auction of looted objects on mainland China

Helsinki considers plan C to build Guggenheim

Private funding increased as US-based foundation cuts its fee by $10m