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V&A director Martin Roth to leave in the autumn
Under his leadership, the museum attracted a record number of visitors and was crowned Museum of the Year
New arts district to boost Johannesburg’s cultural credentials
As South Africa’s market gains momentum, investor mixes galleries, restaurants and destination shopping in his Keyes Art Mile development
Mosaic of drawings by North Korean refugees lights up the Thames
Ik-Joong Kang’s floating sculpture focuses on the reunification of North and South Korea
Royal Academy to stage major Jasper Johns retrospective
Exhibition at London institution will tackle “different chapters” of artist’s vast canon spanning more than 60 years<br> <br>
Tragic photograph of Syrian toddler spurs Alfredo Jaar to action
The New York-based Chilean artist is working with Maltese charity dedicated to saving refugees’ lives at sea
Galaxy of art heads to observatory in Russia’s north Caucasus
Alexandra Paperno among artists creating installations in tiny village in southern Russia
London's National Gallery seeks Treasury’s help to buy £30m Italian Old Master
Fundraising is complicated after aristocratic seller paid inheritance tax on portrait by Pontormo
Three to see: New York
From a nearly-finished show of unfinished works, to a new look at an Old Master
Galleries chip in to bring contemporary art to Florence
Dealers make shows of work by Koons, Currin and Gormley possible
Royal Academicians back arts education campaign
Debate in Parliament follows 100,000-strong petition
Academics condemn loss of senior editors at art publishers
Yale University Press London defends controversial redundancies
Tamir Rice shooting: park gazebo could come to Chicago
The recently opened Stony Island Arts Bank is negotiating with the Tamir Rice Foundation to display the infamous structure
Auction house results confirm global art market downturn
Overall sales volume is down, but Sotheby’s sees profits rise and welcomes a new Chinese investor























