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British art dealer Timothy Sammons denied bail by New York judge
The former Sotheby’s specialist was extradited to the US to face charges of art theft and fraud
Mosaic floor from Caligula’s ship returned to Italy
New York authorities tracked down the object, which was being used as a coffee table by a Manhattan couple, after a photograph appeared in a book on porphyry
Speaking with The Enemy: VR show at MIT brings people face-to-face with fighters
Visitors to war photojournalist Karim Ben Khelifa’s project experience the humanity in people on both sides of conflicts
MoMA expansion is boon for Paris and Melbourne
Major loans from New York will be shown in both cities while the US institution adds one-third more exhibition space in Manhattan
Kathy Halbreich to lead Rauschenberg Foundation
The current associate director of MoMA plans to put her relationships with artists "to very good use"
Sotheby’s organises selling exhibition to commemorate a century of De Stijl
It is the only exhibition dedicated to De Stijl to be organised outside of Europe this year
Canada’s first national Holocaust memorial opens in Ottawa
Daniel Libeskind-designed monument in concrete and metal has the shape of a distorted Star of David
Podcast episode one: Nazi loot and Rachel Whiteread
Nazi-loot conference at London’s National Gallery. Plus: Rachel Whiteread on “mummifying the air” at Tate Britain
Bibliophiles rejoice: New York Art Book Fair returns this weekend
Hundreds of exhibitors are due to take part and a slew of events are planned
New Saskatoon museum Remai Modern gives a taste of future programming in its inaugural exhibition
The Modern and contemporary museum will show Canadian and international artists including General Idea, John Baldessari and Rosemarie Trockel
Collector voluntarily returns two stolen chapel paintings to Peru
The works were identified after they were consigned to Christie's for sale in 2015; their repatriation is part of an "aggressive" effort
Hans Ulrich Obrist to host an interview mini-marathon at Expo Chicago 2018
The artist Theaster Gates and architect Jeanne Gang are two of the confirmed participants so far
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Metropolitan Museum of Art finalises job description for director search
Search committee conducted "broad outreach" inside and outside the museum to define future leader’s desired traits
Documenta faces yawning €7m deficit, seeks financial help
Kassel city and the state of Hesse pledge to secure long-term liquidity
Richard Long to create epic mud painting for Lisson in the Strand
Gallery's anniversary show in London to include Dan Graham's largest pavilion so far
Stolen Baselitz works recovered by police
German investigators find 15 paintings and drawings in Leverkusen, north of Cologne
White House review could shrink protected land around Michael Heizer’s City
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke’s report on national monuments recommends reductions but no details revealed
Zhao Bandi’s party crashed by censorship at the Ullens Center in Beijing
Reproductions replace two works in his solo show, China Party, that were banned for import
British art comes under the spotlight at Cheltenham Literature Festival
Martin Parr and David Mach will be among speakers at the prestigious event
Charlottesville protestor thought to have targeted LaBeouf, Rönkkö & Turner work with anti-Semitic comments
The man was photographed attending torch-lit white nationalist rally in Virginia
Scotland Yard’s Art and Antiques Unit heading for closure
Detectives have been redeployed to work on Grenfell Tower investigation
De Kooning painting stolen from Arizona museum was hanging in New Mexico couple’s bedroom
A local newspaper has identified the owners of the estate where the missing painting was found
‘London Museum of Photography’ to open in capital’s East End
Swedish gallery Fotografiska is behind new space near the Whitechapel Gallery
New York's Fashion Institute of Technology redesigns its art market Master’s programme
Tuition fees have been reduced by 25% and new coursework has been added focusing on the auction world
Design auctions buck the downward trend
Expanded access via online platforms has boosted the market for the masters of Modernist furniture
First public art works for Battersea Power Station site selected
Jesse Wine and Haffendi Anuar awarded the inaugural Powerhouse Commission by Cass Sculpture Foundation
Shortlist for UK National Holocaust Memorial goes on show at V&A
Rachel Whiteread, Michal Rovner and Anish Kapoor in the running to create new structure honouring victims of Nazi persecution