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Wildenstein tax evasion and money laundering trial begins
Case could shine spotlight on how some in the art world use trusts and tax havens
New Lithuanian art space to open in 2019
The first museum dedicated to Lithuanian Modern and contemporary art will open in the country’s capital
For-profit Parisian museum in receivership
Founder of the Pinacothèque hopes to restructure the institution
France builds grand alliance to protect cultural heritage
Louvre director’s plan calls for co-ordinated response to destruction in Syria and Iraq
New foundation takes over research into Gurlitt hoard
Much-criticised taskforce hands over responsibility as frustration grows at slow progress
Leslie Waddington transformed London’s contemporary market and uncovered one of the biggest recent art scams
He saved his greatest contempt for those in the art world he considered less than honest
San Sebastián and Wroclaw take up the challenge as Capitals of Culture for 2016
Visual arts will play prominent part in cities’ cultural programmes
‘Art provides the answers to questions no one has asked’
The second “What is Art For?” investigation took place in the Hermitage Theatre last month
Artists help refugees build shelters in Calais camp
Anglo-French co-operation to alleviate misery in the Jungle
The Year in Review: from idealism to iconoclasm
As The Art Newspaper marks its 25th anniversary, the optimistic world of 1989 has given way to a more troubled age
Art-world experts on their highs and lows of 2015—and their top tips for next year
Figures including Sarah McCrory and Serge Lasvignes reveal their highlights and biggest disappointments
Vik Muniz to reveal flip side of Mauritshuis’s Girl with a Pearl Earring by Vermeer
Artist's painstaking copies of backs of famous paintings include the Mona Lisa
Jenny Holzer draws on Walt Whitman for Aids memorial
App will allow people to keep memories alive far beyond New York