What's on

São Paulo aims to recover lost ground (Archive)

Gwanju Biennale: 10,000 Lives (Archive)

Opinion

The Irish question

Ownership isn’t everything—The future will be shared

Letter to the editor—There is no threat to the Warburg

Istanbul: look beyond the hype

Letter to the editor—The Warburg responds

News

Austrian heiress loans private collection (Archive)

Looted Nimrud earrings back in Iraq (Archive)

…while other nations name their artists (Archive)

New Orleans artists react to BP spill (Archive)

UK braces itself for swingeing cuts across the board

British government cools on Basra museum (Archive)

Library chief attacks Marseille funding (Archive)

Ireland’s choice provokes controversy

Portugal Arte punches above its weight (Archive)

The case that changed everything (Archive)

Archaeo­logists attack BP’s drilling plans

Triennale opens in Aichi, Japan (Archive)

5m Guercino returns to its historic home (Archive)

Murakami’s change of direction

Grant irregularity at Arts Council England (Archive)

Venetian island gets green makeover

In the frame (Archive)

Ile Seguin plans revealed

Villa Reykjavik’s light touch (Archive)

In Memoriam (Archive)

Grant irregularity at Arts Council England

Sydney Biennale pulls in the crowds (Archive)

British diplomat bought Thai loot (Archive)

Comings and goings (Archive)

Drilling plans attacked (Archive)

Marion True case set for final hearing? (Archive)

Artists boycott Rose Art Museum shows (Archive)

Denmark to focus on free speech in Venice (Archive)

Still to be claimed (Archive)

New Orleans artists react to BP oil spill

Don't look before leaping (Archive)

“Museums will take their share of the pain”

Archaeologists attack BP’s drilling plans (Archive)

César estate scandal (Archive)

Basra Museum funding (Archive)

Museums

Munch maestro (Archive)

Uptown Cleveland (Archive)

Buy the camera—and see your image on show (Archive)

¡Que viva Mexico! (Archive)

A trip too far for Vermeer?

Hanover on hold, budget cuts in Hamburg (Archive)

Forging a special relationship with Asia (Archive)

High anxiety in France (Archive)

MoMA’s Chinese decade (Archive)

Women on top mean more cash for the arts (Archive)

Museum Acquisitions (Archive)

“We will almost become part of the National Museum” (Archive)

Open all day, every day (Archive)

Kirchner back-to-back (Archive)

David divides Italians (Archive)

Miami’s loss is the Met’s gain (Archive)

Art Brut back home in Lille (Archive)

Houston’s smoking (Archive)

Italian to run Warsaw art centre (Archive)

Klimt lawyer’s fee funds museum

Artists' pay per view (Archive)

Design delay in New York (Archive)

Saatchi’s gift, but can the nation afford it?

Munich car show (Archive)

Broad’s green light on Grand Avenue: reactions in LA (Archive)

Sweden’s second sex (Archive)

Chelsea credit crunched (Archive)

Moscow smog raises the alarm (Archive)

Structural damage in Santiago

Arts and crafts no show (Archive)

Devil is in the detail (Archive)

Paris museum’s new deal (Archive)

Brooklyn night owls (Archive)

Market

Chatsworth holds attic sale (Archive)

“I want Paris to be the capital of the art market”

In the trade (Archive)

Is art a hedge against inflation?

Mixed messages from Santa Fe (Archive)

Ayyam opens latest branch in Cairo (Archive)

David Lester steps down from Olympia fair (Archive)

Drouot porters’ union charged (Archive)

Freud kisses Courbet (Archive)

Fairs and auctions by mouse

Deutsche Bank restructures its art services

Hollis Taggart adds another floor (Archive)

Halcyon vs Szikora case postponed until 2011 (Archive)

Royal College students’ design on London (Archive)

Is art a hedge against inflation? (Archive)

High and lows (Archive)

Once owned by Francis I (Archive)

Italian sculpture for New York (Archive)

The highs and lows of art at auction

Dealers shy of Abu Dhabi return (Archive)

Objex cancels at Miami, blaming venue (Archive)

Salander victims tell of their pain (Archive)

Dealers on the move (Archive)

Christie’s launches its own fair (Archive)

Here’s an idea. If you want the art you should pay for it. Promptly

Christian Nagel closes Cologne space (Archive)

Art Dubai expands into virtual space (Archive)

Regional auctions report (Archive)

Features

Don’t artists drink and fight anymore? (Archive)

Plugging the arts

Pop-up art world TV (Archive)

Public funding: too little, too late? (Archive)

“We are not moralists” (Archive)

The show must go on (about 30 years later) (Archive)

In the drawing room

Cataloguing the changes (Archive)

Zooming in on Chuck Close (Archive)

Three Seurats (Archive)

“We are not moralists” (Archive)

Plugging the arts (Archive)

The museum that was written down

Cataloguing the changes (Archive)

Conservation

Fighting the fungus

Row over Colosseum restoration (Archive)

Floods in Pakistan threaten 5,000-year-old ruins (Archive)

Two charged over fire at Russia’s top restoration centre (Archive)

Explosive find by conservators in Jerusalem (Archive)

Berlusconi’s photo-op backfires (Archive)

Leonardo in a new light

List boosts profile of non-European sites (Archive)

Books

Heir to the old masters (Archive)

Books in Brief (Archive)

Copy, adapt, equal, surpass (Archive)

All the pop art of the day (Archive)

The late Renoir (Archive)

Vermeer—from young painter to master

At home with the surrealists (Archive)

Invitation to a hanging (Archive)