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Goya inspires Tuymans to conjure spectre of Isil in new work
Belgian artist’s paintings for exhibition in Qatar address “the ongoing story of violence and ignorance”
Artists should be ‘feared by the powerful’, says former Greek finance minister
In his keynote speech at the Moscow Biennale, Yanis Varoufakis discussed the perils of cultural collapse and why the euro is doomed—from an artistic standpoint
Celebrating the civilisations Isil seeks to destroy
Detroit Institute of Arts unveils new gallery devoted to the Ancient Middle East
Artists protest as refugees left stranded
While Europe’s politicians squabble, leading artists mobilise support for the thousands fleeing conflict and facing another winter in camps
The Art Newspaper turns 25: a story for every year
And celebrations supported by Volkswagen
The Broad: as big as its founders’ influence
The art in Los Angeles’ new private museum is as titanic as the funding
Artist will show where there’s dirt there’s art in Tate Modern
Abraham Cruzvillegas plans to turn Turbine Hall into green space
Brian Sewell, English critic whose public role as reactionary curmudgeon falsified the realities of his life
His yearly attack on the Turner Prize was more than just the bile of an ageing critic. To Sewell, art was a serious business, a thing apart
‘Rush to rebuild’ puts Philippine churches at risk
Experts question restoration techniques following earthquake
The Art Newspaper turns 25: a story for every year, 2000-09
And celebrations supported by Volkswagen
Istanbul biennial confronts Armenian genocide
Curator chooses work directly referring to deaths and deportation
Colchester’s flagship arts centre on the brink
The £27m, Viñoly-designed Firstsite gallery faces closure without regular government funding
