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Thursday 18 Mar 10
The ten first steps that Barack Obama could take to renew the arts
The new reality—the state of the art market in 2009 is not easy to predict
The Cold War may be over, but it is still being fought in terms of its artists
Cellini thief let out of jail—two years early (Archive)
Prada Foundation’s next art project… (Archive)
Fate of Lehman collection uncertain (Archive)
Kandinsky Prize for contemporary art sparks controversy (Archive)
Tactical merger between non-profit and business (Archive)
Museums make deep cuts in face of global financial crisis
First major auction house opens (Archive)
Fears grow in Iceland as support for artists cut (Archive)
Portrait of Erasmus may be by Holbein (Archive)
Man with a mission to bring contemporary art to the Church (Archive)
Obama campaign donations: who gave what (Archive)
In the frame (Archive)
Florence embraces Annigoni (Archive)
How the richest US museums are weathering the storm (Archive)
Russia returns windows (Archive)
UK exhibition sponsorship limping (Archive)
How the richest US museums are weathering the storm
Soviet-era underground art is resurfacing (Archive)
Disputes increase as artists look to drop galleries (Archive)
Sotheby’s cancels Russian contemporary sale (Archive)
The mark of a monsignor (Archive)
Cardiff to sell off rare books (Archive)
I’d like one of those, please… (Archive)
Russia returns windows (Archive)
In memoriam (Archive)
“Catastrophe” for Vienna’s Albertina
Germany plans cultural academy in Istanbul (Archive)
No market is immune (Archive)
Museums make deep cuts in face of global financial crisis (Archive)
A new gallery for Odessa? (Archive)
France boosts public spending in response to economy (Archive)
Titian looks set to stay (Archive)
Victoria and Albert Museum off to Blackpool?
comings and goings (Archive)
Baroque cabinet must stay in the UK (Archive)
The man who saved Russia’s imperial treasures
Germany plans cultural academy in Istanbul (Archive)
Collectors are calling the shots (Archive)
Odessa bids to become arts city (Archive)
“Catastrophe” for Vienna’s Albertina (Archive)
V&A off to Blackpool (Archive)
Artist’s Armory debut (Archive)
Obama’s pledges for the arts (Archive)
Fired Museion director fights back (Archive)
Barcelona arts centre plan sparks national protest (Archive)
Museums get a kicking from football (Archive)
New plans for stalled Presidio museum (Archive)
Attendance plummets at Gaza’s only museum (Archive)
Morgan’s Thaw drawings (Archive)
Turin’s Egyptian Museum plans E50m restoration (Archive)
16th-century chapel bought by art historian (Archive)
Lausanne scraps lakeside extension (Archive)
Prince of Liechtenstein’s second venue (Archive)
Barcelona arts centre plan sparks national protest
Lacma’s broken glass remade (Archive)
Stolen museum items return to Jerusalem (Archive)
Accounts reveal “breakdown” in control (Archive)
Spanish survey for Uffizi? (Archive)
Kunsthal Charlottenborg director fired (Archive)
Not by Rembrandt (Archive)
African-American show bound for Africa (Archive)
Smithsonian chief axes art oversight post (Archive)
The National Portrait Gallery reopens (Archive)
Palazzo Grimani opens to public (Archive)
Reorganisation at the Venice Biennale 2009 (Archive)
New art quarter for Berlin (Archive)
First ever censure over sales (Archive)
No masks in new African museum (Archive)
…while board gets new chair from Bill Gates (Archive)
Design to move west? (Archive)
Sydney museum to undergo a major expansion (Archive)
sound bites (Archive)
Budapest looks to the future (Archive)
Design forgery ring uncovered in France
Court halts Schlemmer auction in ongoing family feud (Archive)
Hong Kong Contemporary sales miss estimates by around 50% (Archive)
Antiques defy downturn (Archive)
Stable clock doubles estimate (Archive)
Miami: sales fall sharply in tough market (Archive)
Soaring Seurat sets impressionist sales alight (Archive)
Diamond breaks auction record at £16.4m (Archive)
Korean jar makes $4.2m (Archive)
Seven arrests follow “Dr K.” auction investigation (Archive)
In the trade (Archive)
More satellites, fewer deals (Archive)
Many lots left over as buyers hold back (Archive)
Antiques defy downturn (Archive)
Incense burners back to Beijing for HK$4.8m (Archive)
Asian Art fair cancelled (Archive)
Art dealer’s family recover looted Nazi painting (Archive)
Discounts at Design tent (Archive)
Christie’s withdraws “Nimrud” gold earrings after FBI tip (Archive)
Market rallies as masters fetch unexpected millions (Archive)
Design forgery ring uncovered in France (Archive)
Christie’s fraud claim (Archive)
Is history repeating itself with the Titian Dianas?
“I’ve always spent more time with poets” (Archive)
Miró, mosques and micro animation (Archive)
Give us a sign! (Archive)
Is history repeating itself with the Titian Dianas? (Archive)
A pioneering art-in-the-workplace experiment is over
Coventry cracks up (Archive)
“Sometimes I would love to be free from conventions…as artists are” (Archive)
Revealed: the secrets of divine geometry (Archive)
Private rooms in the Forbidden City shine again
Debated Roman statue that was restored multiple times is finally on show (Archive)
Lots of fun with rigid architecture and fantastic animals (Archive)
Broadcasting House: too modern for elderly dons and clergymen (Archive)
Ian Hamilton Finlay: a literary take on the laureate of the lawns (Archive)
Radicals go back to the future (Archive)
A real hum-Dinglinger (Archive)
Vermeer and his contemporaries (Archive)
How Russia exported its silver age to a bright new world (Archive)
A book all left-handers will take to heart (Archive)
