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Saturday 7 Nov 09
African American art still needs support
Letters to the editor (Archive)
Are we colonialising Middle Eastern art?
Closure of the Textile Conservation Centre will be a tragedy
Letters to the editor (Archive)
Are we colonialising Middle Eastern art? (Archive)
Fate of historic Scottish houses under severe threat
Battle rages on over ownership of a group of church objects (Archive)
Works by “more diverse” artists for White House walls
China censors Ai Weiwei (Archive)
Works by “more diverse” artists for White House walls (Archive)
Russian curators face five-year jail term over exhibition of “forbidden art” (Archive)
Artists line up for first Jameel Prize (Archive)
Pompidou expansion rejected (Archive)
Major new UK gallery set to open three years late
Historic Dutch country house at risk
Judge tells Florida treasure hunters to return seabed booty to Spain (Archive)
This is the teenage Rembrandt (Archive)
All that glisters might not be gold, but in Venice art still rules (Archive)
Fate of historic Scottish houses under severe threat (Archive)
In memoriam (Archive)
Defence continues (Archive)
Venice’s Accademia Bridge to be redesigned
New York welcomes new public art spaces (Archive)
Hermitage vs Kremlin in the battle of the dolls
Royal Collection opts out of oil painting survey (Archive)
Historic Dutch country house threatened by motorway (Archive)
Royal Collection opts out of oil painting survey
The Teenage Rembrandt revealed
New Venice bridge—if sponsor pays (Archive)
Has the market finally bottomed out? (Archive)
Stolen artefacts handed back to Italy (Archive)
In the frame (Archive)
Work from Queen Victoria’s home is damaged (Archive)
Corrections and clarifications (Archive)
MoMA brings super-collector into the fold (Archive)
Major restoration programme for Mondrian paintings (Archive)
Major new Magritte museum opens (Archive)
Battle to save contemporary museum (Archive)
Steven Holl in Denmark (Archive)
Rose Art Museum operating on a shoestring (Archive)
Finnish museum scooped by rival (Archive)
Munich’s new provenance research push (Archive)
The other Magritte museum (Archive)
Brooklyn Museum man arrested for fraud (Archive)
Mexico’s third Tamayo venue (Archive)
Are these by the teenage Michelangelo? (Archive)
&A sets sights on rare hunting horn (Archive)
Copyright dispute over Joseph Beuys show (Archive)
Why has the Tate still not claimed for its stolen Freud? (Archive)
Will the success of the Acropolis Museum change the Marbles debate? (Archive)
Salvaged triptych from Italian quake on show in Washington, DC (Archive)
Tone set for the Abu Dhabi Louvre with display of first acquisitions (Archive)
Major restoration programme for Mondrian paintings
Accessions (Archive)
Hiatus in dispute over artist’s foundation (Archive)
Colchester gallery set to open three years late (Archive)
Steven Holl in Norway (Archive)
Future of the Jolika collection still uncertain (Archive)
Abu Dhabi cancels contract and launches its own fair (Archive)
Buyers wary of unpredictable prices (Archive)
Sales increase markedly in São Paulo (Archive)
Now you see them… (Archive)
Paintings dumped at charity shop make six figures (Archive)
London design fair to relaunch (Archive)
Exceptions prove the downturn rule (Archive)
Athens’s seaside venue attracts local trade (Archive)
How to beat the recession: cut costs, slash prices, don’t lie and be creative (Archive)
French and Russian dealers join forces (Archive)
In the trade (Archive)
“Trends are brutal…we’ve had so much fashionable art selling at totally inflated prices” (Archive)
Where did all the old masters go? (Archive)
Banksy gets the law on his side (Archive)
sound bites (Archive)
American art weak despite museums’ clear-out (Archive)
Dealers breathe easier as Basel stays solid (Archive)
Tazza is the best (Archive)
American art weak at Sotheby’s and Christie’s New York sales despite museums’ clear-out
Buying art on a postman’s wages (Archive)
How to beat the recession: cut costs, slash prices, don't lie and be creative
Don’t call her the bag lady (Archive)
Chapmans’ peace offering to Tracey Emin (Archive)
Jeff Koons on his Serpentine show, his inspirations and how his studio system works
What happens when the public commissions art? (Archive)
Recent finds at Tell Halaf (Archive)
Crisis in conservation programmes as another UK course closes
The Getty puts panel painting into perspective (Archive)
Crisis in conservation programmes as another UK course closes (Archive)
The Getty puts panel painting into perspective
Parliament building gets a makeover (Archive)
New life for ancient Syrian sculptures
Baroque church in danger of collapse (Archive)
And the Dictionary begat the Encyclopedia (Archive)
Defeated by technique (Archive)
Piercing the sky: Egypt’s colossal gifts to the rest of the world (Archive)
The biggest shows on earth (Archive)
The mamas take their place with the dadas
Inventor, scholar, designer, industrialist and businessman (Archive)
Two Dutch Golden Age brothers from London (Archive)
A prodigious talent, tragically cut short (Archive)
Piranesi’s other talents (Archive)
An international style mainly confined to Europe (Archive)
Evil—with mediocre taste (Archive)
The classicist to end them all (Archive)
