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Blind, 90-year-old son of Holocaust victims sues to find his family’s art
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
Former managing director of the Centre Pompidou pleads guilty to misuse of public funds
Agnès Saal’s taxi bills raised an outcry in France over spending by high-level civil servants
Recession takes a heavy toll on Brazil’s art scene
Some museums have closed their doors as other ailing institutions look to the Olympics to raise funds
Armory week brushes downbeat sentiments aside to ring up sales
The Armory Show and New York’s satellite fairs prove US market is holding up
West London gallery hub to keep V&A company
£15m development in South Kensington’s “Albertopolis” cultural zone will house shows and projects
Ghana gains first commercial gallery for contemporary art
Institutional boost for country’s rising art scene, but still only a handful of local collectors
Crowdfunding captures the art world’s imagination
Big-name artists and institutions are using Kickstarter to fund their projects
Talking about art in Isil times
Under the leadership of Sheikha Hoor Al Qasimi, the March Meeting in Sharjah did not shy away from the pain, extremism and corruption of the world today
A month of legal ups and downs at Christie’s
Two Indian sculptures were seized from Christie’s, New York ahead of Asia Week