A collection of essays by museum directors worldwide on restitutions and ownership

Meanwhile, Steven Kasher moves in on Gagosian territory

Exhibition space will occupy area originally designed for abandoned Spiral project

The request was rejected as a 'low priority', with concerns about 'deliverability'

Borchardt-Hume on history, community and leaving the Tate

The 2010 exhibition may instead be shown at the Royal Academy

Five iconic portraits may not be loaned to the exhibition due to legal anomaly

Foundation lures collectors

Director of the Rose Art Museum examines both sides of the argument

Wax and wane: Gilbert dummy in V&A storage

The space will be the second venue in the city to host the Prince of Liechtenstein's art collection

Tate Debate: The verdict.

The museum has spent £120m on FuturePlan projects

Generosity on the part of Viscount Hampden, the Art Fund, and the National Heritage Memorial Fund ensured this critical work found a home at the Tate

Archives reveal the events behind director Norman Reid’s decision to accept only nine of the artist’s pictures

Treasures lost in the punitive sacking of Maqdala are subject to restitution claims

The Art Dealers Association of America is lobbying the government to change the law

The supercharged shopping trip was worth £125,000 this year

Having travelled the US and Russia, the Turner exhibition will head to China

The country’s first major survey of new media took place in June—with a little help from MoMA, Tate, and several others

“What is often described as the ‘undue’ influence of collectors and dealers is less of a threat than the noticeable tendency for these parties to lose interest in public institutions”

Gallery director says private sector must be courted, not alienated

Meanwhile, the art world gets back to bare essentials as Hodgkin has an unusual request for the director of the ICA while Tate director’s wife is defrocked

Meet the collector opening a James Turrell museum in the Andes

We can reveal that the Creed’s commission for the Duveen Galleries, to be unveiled next month, is likely to startle visitors

It was reassembled and sold after part of it was discovered in a pizzeria

For his partial donation of £125m worth of art, the dealer received £26.5m—the price he originally paid for the collection—tax free

Kaldor has donated work by Rauschenberg, Christo, LeWitt, Koons, Judd, and Gursky, among many others