Turkey’s cultural ambitions: Of marbles and men
Turkey gets tough with foreign museums and launches a new culture war(255)
Orhan Pamuk's Museum of Innocence: A spot of romance
Some characters are too compelling to relinquish(3)
Leonardo da Vinci's "Saint Anne": It's a family affair
Cleaned and restored, this remarkable work is back on view(7)
The space shuttle Enterprise retires: First and final flight to New York
AMERICA'S shuttle programme has ended and its four remaining vehicles are being delivered to museums on the backs of jumbo jets. On April 27th, 2012, one landed in New York(11)
Shared spaces work in Britain, but not for the advertised reasons(7)
Government funding for the arts: Up in flames
A museum director sets artwork alight in Italy in an inflammatory move to raise more public money(14)
Art and disease: In sickness and in health
American germ-busters' unlikely museum displays some fine contemporary art, and more(2)
Fighting to save local history as budget cuts bite(0)
Art and the Middle East: Qatar’s culture queen
At 29, Sheikha Mayassa Al Thani is the art world’s most powerful woman. Is she using her money well?(40)
The art of Francesca Woodman: Hauntingly precocious
The brief life and bracing imagery of a young artist(0)
Conservation: Animals without borders
The world's largest conservation area is launched in southern Africa(2)
The Jerwood in Hastings: Eye of the beholder
An appealing new gallery of 20th century art(1)
Culture and regeneration: Art the conqueror
The age of swanky new arts buildings draws to a close(6)
Suburban design: Pomp and paternalism
A new architecture exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art(17)
A sperm bank for elephants: The big freeze
Tackling inbreeding in zoos(10)
Cindy Sherman at MoMA: Mistress of self-effacement
An American photographer reveals herself as never before(2)
Eugene Atget's photographs: Slowly stealing a city
A solo show dedicated to a pioneering photographer(21)
Bill Traylor at the High Museum of Art: He drew what he saw
An unprecedented tribute to the work of Bill Traylor, a rare folk-art visionary(0)
Lucian Freud in London: Local hero
Decades of portraits in the flesh(0)
Contemporary art: Cosmic queen
Yayoi Kusama is painting more intensely than ever, as can be seen in a major travelling retrospective of six decades of her work(3)
India Art Fair: A change is gonna come
Signs of promise for India's nascent arts scene(3)
The Design Museum in London: Come for the building, stay for the toasters
Terence Conran unveils plans for a new and bigger space(5)
Spider silk at the V&A: A tangled (and exquisite) web they wove
Bizarrely beautiful unwearable textiles(16)
Leonardo da Vinci in London: Yes, it's worth it
The crowds are remarkable, but so is the reason to brave them(8)
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