Steve Lazarides plans to open a temporary fairground—complete with rides, music, street food and, of course, art—next to the O2 arena

The “unpredictable, dramatic and spectacular” exhibition drew crowds and celebrities during its extended run in London

Zak Ové’s sculptures will be unveiled in the Great Court this week, before going on display in the African galleries

Tyburn Gallery will also feature work by artists from other emerging markets

Board members say they will do all they can to save historic company in crisis

Project space will host three-year series of exhibitions starting in September

Noah Horowitz, who starts new job in August, will run Art Basel Miami Beach

Among who's who of leading collectors, many have established foundations

Art worth more than $1m was looted after Swiss housekeeper sold duplicate key

Tornabuoni Art will inaugurate sixth space with Lucio Fontana solo show

Gallery will focus on special projects in Brazil

Sotheby’s makes highest total ever, while records are set for YBAs at Christie’s

The Cultivist also aims to support museums around the world

British artists to produce works for development south of the Thames

Inaugural exhibition at Newport Street Gallery will be solo show for British artist John Hoyland

Danish-Vietnamese artist says his “artistic integrity has been violated” by Rotterdam judge’s ruling in Bert Kreuk case

Adrian Cheng will support exhibitions by emerging Chinese artists at the institution

Auction house is contributing towards the artist’s production costs

Wooden sculpture that inspired Cubism fetches €5.5m in Paris

Eurocentric views of the continent’s contemporary art overlook its diversity in an increasinly migratory art world

Georges Adéagbo is due to have a show at the Israel Museum in January 2016

Zoodram 5 (Recollection) is being jointly acquired by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art

Neil Stokoe, R.B Kitaj and David Hockney were in the same year

A four-screen video work by Bill Viola to be unveiled this month is the first in a series of installations reflecting on the role of religion in Britain

David Walsh to sell Chris Ofili’s The Holy Virgin Mary along with pieces by Chapman Brothers, Damien Hirst and Jenny Saville

Only works produced in artist’s lifetime will be included