
Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
New multi-screen video installation depicting the Virgin Mary, along with the companion Martyrs work, cost £2.5m to make and install
Several sales scheduled at Christie’s, including an auction of key contemporary works during the Fiac fair
Patti Smith, Steve McQueen and Marlene Dumas, among others, respond to Oscar Wilde and the jail's architecture and history
Works transcend media representations of the humanitarian disaster, says curator Katerina Gregos
From Eggleston's portraits of America to a hot Latin summer south of the river
His collection will be shown at Museum Folkwang, with an entire gallery dedicated to Cindy Sherman
Sydney-based curator will be instrumental in building the collection and acquiring key art, design and architecture works
Parviz Tanavoli gets his passport back, and leaves for Vancouver after officials drop charges against him
The stark Modernist structures are on the conservation list along with other sites in the Caribbean, India and Brazil
Author retracts report claiming works shown at Tate Modern were a risk
The Mexican scholar, who replaces Maxwell Anderson, has worked closely with many major international institutions
Malevich's pioneering abstracts among works reunited from landmark show of 1932
The leading Paris fair is launching two new spaces after its satellite Officielle event is dropped
Rosi and Rudolf Dahmen have converted a squash centre into a complex with an exhibition space and artist studios
The Danish city—European Capital of Culture 2017—will host the two-part exhibition focusing on man and nature
Parviz Tanavoli faces allegations in Tehran court as part of government clampdown
Artists Eddie Peake and Walter Robinson will inaugurate the dealer’s Wooster Street space this autumn
The gallerist’s new space, which opens this autumn, fills the ground floor of a Chelsea townhouse
Napoleon’s sister, Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Dolly the Sheep feature in the art and science displays
The late Iranian artist considered “still pictures” the perfect, poetic counterpart to moving images
Seventh-century complex in Saudi Arabia is one of three locations targeted by terrorists<br>
Parviz Tanavoli, Pop art pioneer, was stopped at Tehran airport this weekend
Jeremy Deller organised the countrywide performance made up of more than 1,400 volunteers
Artists and locals join forces for nomadic biennial now open in Zurich
Art market professionals send an open letter to the government warning that a complete tusk ban would foster a black market
Fears for London art market amid political and economic uncertainty after UK votes to leave EU