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Wednesday 23 May 12
Keith Haring: 1978-82 (Archive)
From mini skirts to Milton Keynes (Archive)
Asia Week seeks to broaden its appeal (Archive)
Seduced by Florence (Archive)
Events around Dubai: (Archive)
Coming in from the cold (Archive)
A fair tale of New York (Archive)
Turkish delight (Archive)
Surrealism meets psychiatry (Archive)
A generation apart (Archive)
Flowers, fruit and critters (Archive)
Matisse by Matisse (Archive)
Picasso: Me, Myself and I (Archive)
Underground cinema (Archive)
Artists on the soapbox (Archive)
In borrowed light (Archive)
Face to face with Caesar (Archive)
Owen Jones: Islamic Design, Discovery and Vision (Archive)
Middle, Near and Far East (Archive)
Early Furniture (Archive)
Arms and Armour (Archive)
Silver (Archive)
Be open to the unexpected (Archive)
Applied Arts and Design (Archive)
Manuscripts, Books and Maps (Archive)
Late Furniture (Archive)
European Ceramics (Archive)
Asian Export Art (Archive)
19th-century paintings (Archive)
Photography (Archive)
19th-century Sculpture (Archive)
Antique Wallpaper (Archive)
Jewellery (Archive)
Classical Antiquities (Archive)
Icons (Archive)
Modern Art (Archive)
Clocks and Watches (Archive)
Works of Art (Archive)
Early Chinese Art (Archive)
Tribal Art (Archive)
Old Master and 19th-century drawings (Archive)
Our editor-at-large’s big Hirst adventure ends with a… (Archive)
What you can and cannot copyright
In praise of the expert eye (Archive)
Contemporary art space could go dark in Naples (Archive)
Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi backs dig of ancient Christian site (Archive)
Street artist settles Run DMC dispute (Archive)
Palestinian heritage spared (Archive)
Thuringian palace counts its losses (Archive)
Italian pop art forgery scandal widens (Archive)
Reward offered for Montreal’s stolen heads (Archive)
ITF (Archive)
Street protest becomes performance art (Archive)
Landmark ruling to be challenged
Stolen head returned to Libya (Archive)
Turin super-foundation aims to save millions (Archive)
Library is close to buying Gospel of St Cuthbert (Archive)
Saudi Arabia welcomes modern British art (Archive)
Richter’s archive of rejected works reveals its secrets (Archive)
Prizes (Archive)
US sanctions on Iran could create back door to seize museum antiquities (Archive)
Turkey blocks loans to US and UK
Oxford to return RA’s copy of The Last Supper (Archive)
Memorials to Norway massacre victims prove divisive (Archive)
Collector’s prize launched (Archive)
US copyright protection for foreign artists (Archive)
Culture fused with tourism in Abu Dhabi merger (Archive)
Smuggler’s final appeal fails (Archive)
Kapoor’s big gun gets Brazilian home (Archive)
Elmgreen, Dragset and co go public (Archive)
Arte povera amid Versailles’s opulence (Archive)
Prado’s Mona Lisa gives up more of her secrets (Archive)
Marseilles to capitalise on contemporary art (Archive)
Courtauld students to study Asian art (Archive)
Palazzo Riso’s problems multiply (Archive)
Paolozzi mosaics (Archive)
Controversial Bacon drawings displayed in London (Archive)
Dürer becomes a political football (Archive)
Accused dealer takes secrets to his grave (Archive)
Subprime in Chicago, des res in Kassel (Archive)
Collector to sell version of The Scream to open private Munch museum (Archive)
North Miami museum sets sights high (Archive)
Eastern home for Asia Society (Archive)
Comings and Goings (Archive)
Met’s $60m front yard makeover (Archive)
Director defends curatorial changes (Archive)
Louvre will bring Renaissance to Lens (Archive)
Greek crisis blamed for Olympic thefts (Archive)
Don’t try to visit if you have a disability (Archive)
Boston launches art catalogue online (Archive)
Will we see Pacific Standard Time II? (Archive)
Shanghai Expo site to become “museum zone” (Archive)
Round-the-clock security (Archive)
A century late, Venice gets a space for modern glass (Archive)
Deadlock broken in the Urals (Archive)
Cut us and we’ll close (Archive)
Middle Eastern art heads to West Coast (Archive)
Heads should roll (Archive)
Three museums in search of mega-millions (Archive)
Getty fills top museum job after two-year hiatus (Archive)
Sydney’s contemporary space expands (Archive)
Palace's grand entrance reopens (Archive)
Bank withdraws support for Berlin’s Guggenheim (Archive)
Vote on Guggenheim Helsinki delayed (Archive)
Artipelag, Astrup Fearnley and co: why once-rare private museums are on the increase (Archive)
Two centres built Palm Springs-style (Archive)
Leading directors campaign for Putin’s re-election (Archive)
Designer makeover with £80m price tag (Archive)
Marina hires Rem (Archive)
Saudi contemporary space for Jeddah? (Archive)
Acquisitions (Archive)
L'Orangerie (Archive)
Arab institute revamps its museum (Archive)
Maastricht's museums mark 25 years of the art fair
IMF denies suggesting Iceland shut a museum or two (Archive)
Islamic art on the map in Paris (Archive)
Stolen art laws under review (Archive)
Antiques dealers look to emerging markets (Archive)
Plan B (Archive)
Josephine Meckseper and Mika Rottenberg have both joined the Andrea Rosen Gallery, New York (Archive)
Catalogues raisonnés rivals dispute Bonhams’s Modigliani (Archive)
Palm Beach fair lightens up (Archive)
Philips de Pury hires Benjamin Godsill (Archive)
London fair looks for American support (Archive)
Tefaf: going Dutch has never felt better
Berlin ITT (Archive)
HoV ITT (Archive)
The old-timers: Johnny Van Haeften, London
Artissima new director (Archive)
Fairs in brief (Archive)
Dave Miko and Tom Thayer (Archive)
Arrest in latest Prouvé fakes case
Finding new markets for pre-Columbian art (Archive)
Art HK (Archive)
Fears grow that Greek art market is riddled with forgeries
Boston art gallery closes (Archive)
Dubai (Archive)
Sale reports: London + Richter (Archive)
New faces: Thomas Gibson Fine Art, London
Slick fair (Archive)
Sale report: New York (Archive)
Christie's (Archive)
Fontana nib (Archive)
Carroll/Fletcher opens new gallery (Archive)
Lost Gérôme painting up for sale (Archive)
Gazelli art house new space (Archive)
Vienna art fair (Archive)
The future has yet to arrive (Archive)
