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Bonn museum settles with dealer’s heirs (Archive)

Impromptu gallery closure sparks protests (Archive)

Return of Morgantina Venus inspires Sicilian enterprise (Archive)

Send us your Polaroids

Titanic spat over Picasso (now in 3D)

Loans-for-art fraud couple plead guilty (Archive)

Omai comes home (Archive)

Galleries’ survival threatened by railway expansion plans

Billionaire gives Potsdam a kunsthalle (Archive)

Teenage death inspires street art (Archive)

Pompidou plans to go global: focus is Brazil, India, China

Dealer says collector supplied fake Malevich drawings (Archive)

Artists benefit as commercial property slumps (Archive)

Christo river project closer to realisation (Archive)

Library’s £9m gospel (Archive)

Move fails to stop opposition to BMW Guggenheim Lab (Archive)

Expo line: ballooning costs follow delays (Archive)

In memoriam (Archive)

Who’s in the picture? (Archive)

Plans, money but slow progress in L’Aquila (Archive)

Dutch trophy returns (Archive)

Experts have doubts about the “Poussin” and other Old Masters seized by police in Rome (Archive)

In the frame (Archive)

Maverick collective set for Lever House (Archive)

State budget boost for Council on the Arts (Archive)

Call for fresh tenders to build Louvre Abu Dhabi (Archive)

French furniture expert murdered (Archive)

US law to protect foreign governments lending art (Archive)

Van Gogh lived here (Archive)

The lotus and the hearth mother (Archive)

Controversial sculpture divides Tatarstan (Archive)

Museums

Putin pledges billions to tackle storage crisis (Archive)

Bronx goes free for 15 months (Archive)

Peabody Essex to get all dressed up

We will remember them (Archive)

Museums (Archive)

Potsdam summer show in doubt (Archive)

Tax-relief cap will curtail major gifts

Munch money worries in Oslo (Archive)

Oklahoma expansion and Texas satellite (Archive)

Acquisitions (Archive)

French court rules for curator (Archive)

Director resigns at Vienna’s kunsthalle (Archive)

New look for Neue Nationalgalerie (Archive)

Detroit Institute pins hopes on tax vote (Archive)

Builders move in, works of art move out (Archive)

Canadian government doubles indemnity (Archive)

Security subcontracted in South Ken (Archive)

Google’s Art Project creates a copyright conundrum (Archive)

Results have exceeded predicted gains in visitor numbers—and income (Archive)

Guggenheim aims to rectify Western bias (Archive)

Florence hosts first global fair on cultural tourism (Archive)

Vodka tonic for refreshed Spritmuseum (Archive)

What would Albert Barnes think? (Archive)

Empire museum sells its historic home (Archive)

Heirs seek Klee in Munich museum (Archive)

Tate admits error in giving away confidential export data (Archive)

French art tours oil-rich Azerbaijan (Archive)

Market

In the Trade (Archive)

What Chinese collectors are really buying

No worries for Sotheby’s in Hong Kong (Archive)

Art Market (Archive)

Authorities to tighten antiquities trade rules (Archive)

Cartier-Bresson Foundation drops auction legal case (Archive)

French introduce auction ethics reforms (Archive)

In the Trade (Archive)

Christie’s in France (Archive)

In the Trade (Archive)

Move to Hong Kong? Sounds like a good idea…

Confiscated works make $2.4m (Archive)

Schiele case could damage NY business, say dealers

Dealer serving life sentence dies (Archive)

Battle to buy Barceló’s prized bullfighters (Archive)

Art Paris fights to improve under new director (Archive)

In the Trade (Archive)

Collectors remain cautious at design fair (Archive)

In the Trade (Archive)

China likes them old (but they’re getting younger) (Archive)

Credit card investigation shows art market open to international fraud

Rhino cups slump after export ban (Archive)

In the trade (Archive)

Louvre’s right to buy (Archive)

In the Trade (Archive)

The dodgy numbers game

Transatlantic crossing for former Christie’s pair (Archive)

Strong sales at New York’s Asia Week (Archive)

Modigliani catalogue raisonné still years away (Archive)

Dull days for drawings at sales, but fair flourishes (Archive)

In the trade (Archive)

Collectors’ initiative (Archive)

Features

Trees of knowledge (Archive)

Industry, motherhood and art (Archive)

Revolution, reaction and much more (Archive)

The reluctant comic-book hero

Remembering the siege of Sarajevo (Archive)

New York Diary (Archive)

The scoop on Russia (Archive)

Why Dürer endures

London Diary (Archive)

Conservation

Christchurch’s cathedral doomed? (Archive)

Florentine altar returned (Archive)

British naval heritage at risk of being sold off

“Leonardo” sent for tests (Archive)

National Geographic treasure hunt show condemned (Archive)

Pompeii preservation plan revealed (Archive)

Cocteau’s London murals restored (Archive)

Cutty Sark reopens after £50m repairs (Archive)

Books

In between the (contact) sheets (Archive)

Frank Bowling (Archive)

Utopian explorations (Archive)

Opening our eyes to a world without sight (Archive)

Libido and lunacy: the obsessions of two artists (Archive)

Damien Hirst, plain and simple (Archive)

Thames & Hudson launches Collect Contemporary Series (Archive)

Edrawd Bawden (Archive)

An architect who allowed art to take centre stage (Archive)

The art of improvement (Archive)