Opinion

Letters to the editor (Archive)

If arts journalism is in trouble, what about publishing? (Archive)

If arts journalism is in trouble, what about publishing?

Three views of “Making Worlds” in Venice (Archive)

News

Roxy Paine tree for Washington’s sculpture garden (Archive)

Details emerge of London Olympics cultural plans (Archive)

Marina Abramovic takes over MoMA (Archive)

Video installation to replace landmark sculpture as The Little Mermaid heads to China (Archive)

Revealed: the secret conditions behind the Titian deal (Archive)

Ukraine suffered “colossal” looting during World War II (Archive)

Architecture counts as art, court rules (Archive)

Details emerge of London Olympics cultural plans (Archive)

Ukraine suffered “colossal” looting during World War II

comings and goings (Archive)

Will Venice throw the net pirates overboard? (Archive)

Abramovic takes over MoMA (Archive)

Gormley to exhibit in Moscow’s Garage gallery (Archive)

Grayson Perry plans secular “temple for everyone” (Archive)

Monument competition rejects all entrants (Archive)

Khalili dropped from list of richest Britons (Archive)

In memoriam (Archive)

World Trade Center model goes on show (Archive)

Exhibitions axed as recession bites

Legal vetting of graduation shows raises spectre of censorship (Archive)

Exhibitions axed as recession bites (Archive)

In the frame (Archive)

Museums

Antiquities thefts show no sign of abating (Archive)

National museums take hit from budget (Archive)

Can the Corcoran dig itself out of an increasingly deep hole? (Archive)

Hermitage reopens expanded Amsterdam branch (Archive)

Moldovan art collective (Archive)

Support withdrawn for purchase after Cambridge museum refuses to show charity’s branding next to painting (Archive)

Leading collector plans contemporary art space (Archive)

Huge bequest by literary agent (Archive)

Valencia’s Centro de Arte (Archive)

Sydney’s White Rabbit (Archive)

Hermitage Museum to launch a photography programme (Archive)

Mexico launches professional makeover scheme (Archive)

Accessions (Archive)

Sarkozy presides over Louvre Abu Dhabi groundbreaking while launching French military base in the region

Huge bequest by literary agent

Jerwood in Hastings (Archive)

China’s flourishing museum culture (Archive)

Aztec headdress will not travel to British Museum show (Archive)

Three-way claim to Dutch painting (Archive)

“I am trying to create the atmosphere of a helter skelter ride” (Archive)

Fabergé’s shock location (Archive)

French military base and France’s biggest offshore cultural project launched simultaneously (Archive)

Market

Fresh faces keep Cologne afloat (Archive)

Art website fined for calling itself a bank (Archive)

Hauser & Wirth to open in New York

Russian royal furniture withdrawn from auction (Archive)

A tale of two Picassos (Archive)

Artropolis: a case of too much, too young? (Archive)

Further Stern restitutions (Archive)

Brussels bids to be best of the rest (Archive)

In the trade (Archive)

Shining a spotlight on the art market’s “open secrets” (Archive)

Further restitutions for Max Stern estate

New fairs for Dallas and Miami (Archive)

Russian results calm nerves (Archive)

Basel satellite fairs under pressure (Archive)

Success for original prints (Archive)

Hauser & Wirth to open in New York (Archive)

Hong Kong sees off the mainland (Archive)

sound bites (Archive)

The view from the inside (Archive)

Rare sporting watercolours uncovered (Archive)

Exceptions prove that tough economic realities are the new rules (Archive)

Auction house jobs on the block (Archive)

International Fine Art Fair gets even smaller (Archive)

White Box fails to pass on sales to young British artists (Archive)

Mexico defies the odds (Archive)

Israeli works found in bins to be auctioned at Sotheby’s Tel Aviv (Archive)

Signs of life? It could be a lot worse than this… (Archive)

London design: a Newson classic is the first to break £1m mark (Archive)

Insolvency proceedings for Albion gallery (Archive)

Features

“Why not treat everybody as a hero?” (Archive)

Rehabilitating Salvador Dalí (Archive)

Australia takes images of outback and Mad Max to Venice (Archive)

Eighties star artist reborn as UN Ambassador (Archive)

Behind the revolution at English Heritage (Archive)

Taking the war in Iraq to the American people

Caravan museum launches campaign for national venue (Archive)

Why so little is known about Aboriginal art (Archive)

Conservation

Auschwitz seeks E120m to preserve Nazi death camp (Archive)

Facelift for Saarinen’s structures (Archive)

Auschwitz art gallery (Archive)

Uncertain fate for Bauhaus complex (Archive)

Gas chambers (Archive)

Norway lists 1930s urinal (Archive)

Books

Who should actually own what? And why (Archive)

The Victorian hostess reborn (Archive)

Leni Riefenstahl—never explain, never apologise (Archive)

Want to buy a picture? How the art market flourished in Rome (Archive)

The movement that came in from the cold (Archive)

The diabolical sculptor of the Veneto (Archive)

Collaboration and contradiction in the Pre-Raphaelite world (Archive)

How Darwin changed art (Archive)

An influential Austrian (Archive)

After the Nazis: how America took on the propaganda war (Archive)