UK artist says jetliners could be interred in the US, South Africa and the demilitarised zone between North and South Korea

As Art Cologne opens today, some experts fear that forthcoming legislation protecting cultural assets could be nail in the coffin

If it turns out to be real, it would be the biggest discovery of the artist’s work in almost 25 years

Prospects are brighter for the world’s first art fair, which opens this week, thanks to its director Daniel Hug

The legislation, sponsored by presidential hopeful Ted Cruz among others, comes as the race for the US election heats up

Xu Zhen has recreated a Chinese mini-mart, but the packages have been emptied of their products

Smithsonian trustees due to meet today to decide whether to open satellite in Stratford <br>

Two artists had pulled out of the prize, with one citing the dispute as a reason

Leaked documents reveal owners of "looted" Modigliani, how a UK billionaire guaranteed a milestone auction and links to the Chinese elite

The crowds were thronging even though sales were moderate

University presidents and faculty from around 20 nations are due to participate

The thoughtful fair has more to offer than Italy’s Postwar market darlings

The Art Newspaper finds the artist’s receipt for French seeds from a top Parisian supplier

New alternative space PSSST will organise exhibitions of students who dropped out of the Roski School of Art and Design MFA programme in protest last year

Vast, site-specific work to incorporate entire text of historic document

Video installation will re-enact the death scenes of tragic heroines once performed by opera diva Maria Callas

Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival is taking place in Egyptian capital but also Beirut

Russian billionaire transferred ownership of paintings by Picasso, Van Gogh and Monet to firm based in British Virgin Islands

Forensic busts based on 3D printed skulls have led to at least one positive DNA identification

After Malaga, Asia will be the next to get branded exhibition spaces

Glitzy buildings mean more visitors—but they could conceal a financial timebomb

A matching offer was not made in time to keep the Egyptian statute, controversially sold off by Northampton Museum in 2014, in the country

David Toren has filed a petition in New York State Supreme Court asking the Berlin auction house Villa Grisebach to reveal the buyers of works sold there

Agnès Saal’s taxi bills raised an outcry in France over spending by high-level civil servants

Relief for dealers after Dutch fair rings up decent sales