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Turner Contemporary gives ‘brand Margate’ much-needed boost
Nearly half of visitors to faded seaside resort in south east of England come to see the gallery, research reveals
Picasso’s electrician admits he lied in court
Pierre Le Guennec changes his story claiming artist's wife gave him 271 works in rubbish bag
British Museum marks 50th anniversary of Sexual Offences Act with LGBTQ show
Exhibition will shine a light on same-sex relationships using objects dating from antiquity to today<br>
Would Clinton or Trump be better for the arts?
We examine the two presidential candidates’ arts policies—or lack of them
Kirchner’s Swiss sleigh ride covered up Berlin café society scene
Frankfurt museum discovers Expressionist canvas from 1926 under another late painting
New York buyers focus on photography’s big names
Images by Man Ray, Diane Arbus and early Gilbert & George tempt collectors as auctions buck up
Dario Fo: the life and death of an ideological jester, whose plays lampooned inequality and corruption
Fo spent his life whipping up jolly storms, claiming “freedom of opinion and happiness of existence through rage and laughter”
Modernism goes Latin American at MoMA
Collectors’ gift is part of wider trend in US museums as they redefine American art
Charity begins at home for the Mike Kelley Foundation
As shows open in London and New York, the artist’s Mobile Homestead will hit the road again in Detroit next year
The lesser-known beneficiaries of the Louvre Abu Dhabi deal
Museums across France are making quick use of cash injections
London’s National Gallery makes matching £30m offer for Pontormo portrait
The painting had been bought, and paid for, by a US collector
Pompidou Brussels gets lacklustre greeting from locals
Some question the need for French franchise deal
Fight to save art history exam
More than 200 British academics express “grave concerns”