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Private View: our pick of May gallery shows
New shows at commercial galleries, from emerging names to rediscovered talent
European Union tightens anti-money-laundering rules in the art market
Dealers will be compelled to verify identity of customers buying art for €10,000 or more
Documenta appoints Sabine Schormann as third director in less than a year
She will take over following last edition's €5.4m budget fiasco
'Courage calls to courage everywhere': Suffragist sculpture unveiled in London
Gillian Wearing talks about creating the first statue of a woman—and by a female artist—in Parliament Square
Italian far right wants to turn Fascist HQ into mega-museum
The Lega party—which may soon be in power—believes that Italy, through its culture, can lead the world
Rashid Johnson starts filming Native Son in Chicago
The US artist finds contemporary resonance in the 1940s novel
Settlement reached in saga over Chinese buyer’s unpaid Richter bill
The complex saga started in June 2015 when the Beijing-based businessman Zhang Chang bought a work by Francis Bacon at Christie’s
Gallerist Sean Kelly donates his James Joyce collection to The Morgan Library and Museum in New York
The museum will stage a comprehensive exhibition in 2022
Dalí discovery goes on show in New York
The painting was authenticated by Dalí expert Nicolas Descharnes
Light-fingered man steals thumb of ancient terracotta warrior during museum party
China's Shaanxi Cultural Heritage Promotion Centre says it will reconsider its loan policy after the "noxious incident"
Diana Campbell Betancourt: 'How I put together the Dhaka Art Summit'
Chief curator of biennial south Asian art platform discusses her gruelling schedule, rediscovered art work stores, and how art world friends can help with insurance
Dispatch from Dhaka: five highlights from the fourth Art Summit
The gathering—dubbed the Davos of the art world—kicks off in Bangladesh
UK government places export bar on Turner’s Ehrenbreitstein
Arts minister Michael Ellis has stepped in to prevent the painting from being exported
British invasion: Royal Academy teams up with Florida art space
Grayson Perry kicks off a series of three solo shows by RA artists at the Gallery at Windsor
Parisians turn noses up at Jeff Koons' Bouquet of Tulips—an homage to victims of terrorist attacks
There are mixed feelings to installing sculpture outside major museums in French capital
French collector’s offshore sculpture park finally sees the light
Carmignac Foundation will launch a culture hub on the island of Porquerolles near St Tropez this summer
First look at Rachel Whiteread’s suburban house sculpture in London’s new US Embassy
Sections of an all-American home have been mounted on the walls
The future may be virtual, but who is running the show?
With VR going mainstream, legal questions about copyright and authorship are coming to the fore
Private View, December 2017
Noteworthy exhibitions at commercial galleries, from emerging names to rediscovered talents
Sex still sells—but scandal-hit artists may not
Galleries forced to decide whether to work with artists accused of sexual harassment
'Culture of fear' around reporting sexual harassment in UK arts organisations, survey says
Three quarters of known incidents go unchallenged according to Arts Professional study
P.P.O.W defies tough odds for mid-sized galleries
With the spotlight on issues of race and gender, one gallery that grew out of 1980s New York has again found its moment in the market
This is no way to solve the cruise ship issue in Venice
The Italian government’s latest decision is in hock to the port’s own interests
New online auction site connects collectors with art-school graduates
AucArt offers platform upon which its pick of British art-school graduates can sell directly to buyers
Middle East anti-fake drive triggers refund
Bonhams returns £176,500 for piece attributed to Egyptian sculptor
Judge orders Mana Fine Arts to release Mugrabis’ ‘hostage’ art collection
The family plans to relocate all 1,400-objects to Crozier’s storage facility in New Jersey
New chief executive joins The Art Newspaper
Julie Sherborn brings extensive experience of developing titles and brands in Asia
Oslo looks to track down 1,600 missing works of art
Works are from City of Oslo Art Collection, which has pieces displayed in around 1,000 locations throughout the Norwegian capital
Artforum’s publisher resigns following sexual harassment complaint
A former employee filed a lawsuit against the magazine after she says it tried to silence her and smear her name