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Lawsuit shows difficulties of authentication and repair
Case between collector and dealer over a sculpture damaged in transit becomes a legal saga
Doris Salcedo covers Bogotá square with stitched banners in memory of victims of civil war
Colombian artist’s work was created in response to rejected peace deal earlier this month
New York culture festival celebrates Antigone, an ancient heroine as relevant as ever
A new work by Carrie Mae Weems kicks off the Onassis Foundation’s four-day event
The Caravaggio work at the centre of the Wildenstein money-laundering trial
Painting's movements show the complicated issues around the estate of Daniel Wildenstein
Market revs up for racing car artist Salvatore Scarpitta
As the Italian-American’s historical importance is reassessed, curators play catch-up with his later works
Newcastle and Gateshead to host UK’s Great Exhibition of the North
The £5m cultural event in 2018 is a key part of plan to boost the north of England’s economy <br> <br>
International tour planned for Zaha Hadid exhibitions
Late architect's memorial service held in London, the city where foundation plans to keep her archive
Open School East decamps from London to seaside resort Margate
Free art school’s move follows growing number of artists relocating to more affordable Kent coast <br> <br>
Calling all women artists: the Brooklyn Museum wants to take your picture
Kim Schoenstadt takes her idea for a group portrait on the road from Los Angeles to New York
Beleaguered Yves Bouvier defends himself and freeport system
Swiss businessman claims late Paris dealer sold him more than 70 works by Picasso at centre of French court case
Fears grow that hard Brexit will damage UK trade
As short-term worries fade, attention shifts to the future of import VAT, freedom of movement and artists’ royalties
What kind of director will succeed Nicholas Serota?
As Tate’s trustees shortlist candidates, fundraising gap for Tate Modern narrowed by £10m<br>
Centre Pompidou pops up in China
Collection show traces the development of French art from Fauvism in the early 20th century to the opening of the museum in 1977
Random International helps travellers catch last train from Chemnitz
Rain Room creators’ first permanent public installation animates German railway station
Race across the city: Art in Odd Places festival returns to New York’s 14th Street
The 2016 edition of the open-air event will look at issues of race through performances, installation and film projections
Five years on and the Clyfford Still Museum is still making discoveries
Curators have yet to examine more than 300 of late artist’s paintings
VP candidate Tim Kaine sponsors gun art show in Washington, DC
Photographs of works made by artists using decommissioned weapons are displayed in Senate building one month before the election, while originals are on view at local think tank
Found: Otto Dix’s picture book for five-year-old stepdaughter
Dusseldorf gallery displays work long-hidden in family altar retable
Candida Höfer travels down Mexico way
German photographer captures country's rich architectural heritage
An insider’s guide to collecting
In her new book, the Venezuelan-born collector Tiqui Atencio talks to her peers about how they developed their tastes for buying art
Former MoMA curator leads new riverside art, architecture and technology museum in Lisbon
Museu de Arte, Arquitetura e Tecnologia opens with a major installation by French artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster
Why museum leaders are organising shows for private collectors
With government funding harder to come by, museums must stay in the good graces of ultra-rich patrons
It’s back to the Nineties for Frieze London
Gallery shows from the decade will be recreated in Regent’s Park
Tate to honour Bruce Nauman with major retrospective (after MoMA's)
US artist's survey in London in 2019 to follow exhibition at Basel's Schaulager and in New York
PAD fair returns to London's Berkeley Square with tribute to Zaha Hadid
Late architect and designer a longstanding supporter of fair and jury president
Exclusive: Instagrammer Loyola Condenser speaks out in her first interview
The elusive artist discusses her work, and the Doig trial that made her famous, ahead of a show of photographs opening in Chicago
