
Gareth Harris
Gareth Harris is the Chief Contributing Editor of The Art Newspaper
Permanent installation revealed at the Aishti Foundation in Beirut
Project marking centenary of Russian Revolution aims to highlight "potency of symbols in post-truth world"
Open Inheritance Art project aims to uncover items that should be publicly available through tax-relief arrangements
Objects drawn from the National Museum of Iraq will be shown alongside works by Modern and contemporary artists
Tacita Dean, Ed Ruscha and Frances Morris sign-up in support of the Hands off our Revolution movement
German photographer is also creating a new series of pro-European posters
Inaugural exhibition will include work by Rodchenko, Tillmans and a new Barbara Kruger commission
Revamp of Henry Moore Foundation for 40th anniversary also includes opening of new visitor centre
Figures compiled by the government show a drop in visitors at Tate and the National Gallery
New project proposed by the Emerige group includes an art centre and art hotel
New works draw attention to destruction of Islamic heritage and female car crash victims
Albanian artist creates audio and visual installation on the island of Teshima
Artist Egill Sæbjörnsson says a pair of man-eating creatures will shape the show
Museum sends loans to more than 50 exhibitions as high-tech building gets €100m facelift
Thousand-page publication will document more than 150 artists who have had solo shows since 1967
Korean artist has moved to London, but his Chelsea apartment lives on in monumental drawings
Tate Modern’s show in 2013 brought her abstract sculptures and paintings to a much wider audience
Exhibition also includes works by theatre designer Anna Viebrock and film director Alexander Kluge<br>
US artist will work with Italian prisoners while the French sculptor will set up a recording studio in the Giardini<br> <br>
Three French museum professionals and a Brussels-based director are on the shortlist to replace Guy Cogeval <br>
New film at Canary Wharf will focus on refugee crisis in Europe, while current show in Milan includes topical works from past ten years
Painting is one of two works from the New York museum that Applicat-Prazan will take to major fairs<br>
Group show will include poet and film-director Nujoom Alghanem and recently graduated Sara Al Haddad <br> <br>
Council has greenlighted Rem Koolhaas-designed, £110m home of city’s international festival <br>
Rare Renaissance paintings, Francis Bacon’s “Screaming Popes” and the Turner Prize will go on show in the refurbished space<br>
Turner Prize-winners Assemble are designing art school's space, due to open in 2018
Will director of Manchester’s university and city art galleries be heading to London?
Dealers hope relocation of fairs will not prove disruptive during historic venue’s refurbishment