What's On

Ed Templeton: the Cemetery of Reason (Archive)

Fra Angelico to Leonardo: Italian Renaissance Drawings (Archive)

The Museum of Everything (Archive)

Die Türckische Cammer (Archive)

Henri Cartier-Bresson: the Modern Century (Archive)

Beauty and Power: Renaissance and Baroque Bronzes from the Collection of Peter Marino (Archive)

Henry Moore: Works on Paper from the Henry Moore Family Collection (Archive)

Other visual arts festivals opening this month (Archive)

Feelings are Facts: Olafur Eliasson and Ma Yansong (Archive)

Bellmer— Bourgeois: Double?Sexus (Archive)

Through African Eyes: the European in African Art (Archive)

Magnificent Maps: Power, Propaganda and Art (Archive)

Sexuality and Transcendence (Archive)

Paris is Well Worth a Mass–­1610: the Medici’s Homage to Henry IV, King of France and Navarre (Archive)

State of the Art since 1560 (Archive)

Jannis Kounellis (Archive)

Vienna circa 1780: an Imperial Silver Service Rediscovered (Archive)

Palladio and His Legacy: a Transatlantic Journey (Archive)

Rineke Dijkstra: I See a Woman Crying (Archive)

Kaldor Public Arts Projects ‘Move: the Exhibition’ (Archive)

Ice Age Sculpture (Archive)

Hats: an Anthology by Stephen Jones (Archive)

Ernst Ludwig Kirchner: a Retrospective (Archive)

Jimmie Durham: Universal Miniature Golf (The Promised Land) (Archive)

Dead or Alive (Archive)

Gerard Byrne (Archive)

Thessaloniki Photo Biennale/International Photography Meeting April-May (Archive)

Grace Kelly: Style Icon (Archive)

Opinion

Judith Bumpus: a tribute (Archive)

A lifetime’s observation of Elizabethan buildings summed up (Archive)

Letters to the Editor (Archive)

Revising the gold standard of environmental control

It’s not the size, it’s what you do with it that counts (Archive)

We need to preserve artists’ homes past and present (Archive)

News

Artists’ island paradise in New York (Archive)

End of an era (Archive)

UK museums vie for Vatican treasures (Archive)

Director pledges to save Prospect biennial (Archive)

In this issue (Archive)

The glittering prizes (Archive)

Heated row in Oslo over ventilation towers (Archive)

Dasha Zhukova thinks big (Archive)

Old space, new use (Archive)

The two masterpieces that got away (Archive)

Ship O’ Fools sets sail in Canada (Archive)

Techno club adds art centre to its offerings (Archive)

Any suggestions? (Archive)

African art (Archive)

Financier prince buys tax collectors (Archive)

Comings and Goings (Archive)

Corrections and clarifications (Archive)

In the frame (Archive)

Sex and the sublime in the Ukraine (Archive)

Temporary fix for unloved Kulturforum (Archive)

Joint bid for Van Dyck (Archive)

Creative Time’s master plan for Louisville (Archive)

Paris cuts new centre (Archive)

Chicago embraces Soviet era (Archive)

White light to dazzle London underground

Grave art for Edinburgh’s Bonnington House (Archive)

Art publisher accused of fraud (Archive)

Keith Tyson leaves Haunch of Venison (Archive)

The public art you can’t photograph (Archive)

Give us our city back, say earthquake victims (Archive)

Stolen Juan Gris painting recovered by FBI (Archive)

"If you talk too much, people stop listening” (Archive)

In Memoriam (Archive)

Denmark gets a little merman (Archive)

Damien Hirst deals with dark thoughts about his own death (Archive)

“Invest!” says report as politicians plan ahead (Archive)

Artists make bridge vanish in Gdansk (Archive)

Museums

Language barriers erected from Oslo to Prague (Archive)

Record snowfall hits Russian Museum (Archive)

Medieval Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Bridge of Goya to be built in Spain (Archive)

Contemporary Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Italian museum rebrands (Archive)

Old Master Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Broad Art Foundation marks 25 years of giving (Archive)

University returns Egyptian collection (Archive)

Tokyo Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Photography Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Blame game in Amsterdam (Archive)

Museum acquisitions (Archive)

Comparisons: 2007 (Archive)

Charles Saatchi, the comeback king (Archive)

“Degenerate” art reunited (Archive)

Taxing case in Erfurt (Archive)

Japan’s love of exhibitions proves recession-proof (Archive)

Iowa university to build flood-proof art gallery (Archive)

Thematic Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Mystery portraits: one down, 12 to go (Archive)

Greek bronze will stay in the Getty Villa (Archive)

New York Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Top 30 Exhibitions (Archive)

Achitecture and Design Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Dutch salvage plan (Archive)

Something old, something new on Miami Beach (Archive)

Rubell family heads for Capitol Hill (Archive)

Protests against Paris museum closure (Archive)

Greek bronze will stay in the Getty Villa

Indianapolis relaxes climate controls

Munch’s 150th birthday (Archive)

Asian Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Directors say OK to collectors’ shows (Archive)

Combined Ticket Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Artist’s house reopens after revamp (Archive)

Paris Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Hermitage regains Russia’s treasures (Archive)

Rose hiring and selling (Archive)

Total Art Museum Numbers (Archive)

London Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Saved: Staffordshire’s Anglo-Saxon gold (Archive)

Censorship in Spain (Archive)

Broad museum breaks ground in Michigan (Archive)

Beuys’s site-specific work to stay put (Archive)

19 Century Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Out of the Frame (Archive)

Antiquities Exhibitions Top Ten Numbers (Archive)

Polish museum gone, house to follow? (Archive)

Comparisons: 2008 (Archive)

Market

Design has a Giacometti moment (Archive)

Roadshow’s $1m moment (Archive)

Mixed results at satellite fairs (Archive)

Stuyvesant sale sets Dutch alight (Archive)

“As I get older, I get more demanding, I only want the very best” (Archive)

Lively start for Arco satellite Just Madrid (Archive)

Arte Povera in demand (Archive)

Key works on show (Archive)

In the trade (Archive)

Humdrum US painting (Archive)

Carlos Slim Helu is world’s richest man (Archive)

Offerings from modern galleries improve (Archive)

China likes them old (Archive)

Could Maastricht’s big event sell the big tickets? (Archive)

Iraq gets its earrings back (Archive)

Regional report: Europe (Archive)

Perrotin fights back (Archive)

Artists migrate (Archive)

Michael Craig-Martin curates (Archive)

Art dealer Salander pleads guilty (Archive)

London dealer opens street art gallery in LA (Archive)

Down maybe, but a long way from out (Archive)

sound bites (Archive)

First icon sale in Cyprus (Archive)

Humdrum US painting (Archive)

Polaroid row hots up

The market finally starts to motor (Archive)

US airports could damage art (Archive)

Sotheby’s feels positive about the future (Archive)