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‘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
What were the biggest art world headlines of 2015?
The top stories from our sister papers in China, Russia, France, Greece and Italy
Germany could pay $3m to borrow Tehran’s Modern art
Negotiations include huge loan fee part of which will help fund revamp of Tehran Museum of Contemporary Art
Our top ten most popular stories in 2015
We countdown the articles our online readers found the most interesting
Traditional Afghan artists will bring ‘living art’ to the heart of the US
Artisans set up shop at Smithsonian for show championing Kabul’s talent as terrorist threats mount at home
Secrets of Miró’s Mallorcan studios to be revealed
Artist covered the walls of one in graffiti, keeping another pristine
Spending review signals grim divide in UK
No cuts for national museums but regionals face ripple effect of reduced funding for local authorities
Holocaust survivor’s art last seen in Cuba
US foundation claims Castro regime seized paintings that Hitler failed to steal
Lawyers battle to tip balance of evidence before Knoedler trial
Both sides seek to exclude key witnesses and evidence from the forgery case which is set to begin on 25 January
Neil MacGregor announces last acquisitions before retiring from the British Museum
Outgoing director’s portrait by Wolfgang Tillmans and a Lampedusa Cross among works added to collection
Human rights group raises fears over artists imprisoned in Tunisia
Five men have been sentenced under Law52, the anti-drugs legislation enforced by the country’s former president
Margaret Thatcher collection snapped up at Christie’s auction
Former prime minister’s belongings attract bidders from 41 countries
Speed Art Museum asks artists to dig into Kentucky history
Five artists are creating site-specific commissions for Louisville ahead of museum's reopening
Swiss scholar Corinne Diserens to curate Taipei Biennial
Tenth edition will focus on the role of museums and institutional bureaucracy