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|  | | Thursday 16 August 2012 | View in browser | | News | Museums | Market | Conservation | Exhibitions | Jobs | Comment | In print | | | | | | In this week’s edition | news Backlash against bigotry after painting of a boy with jacket wrapped around his head is described as depicting a “terrorist” Games close with Union Jack stadium floor by Damien Hirst and Thomas Heatherwick's cauldron deconstructs More in news in the current issue: - New Orleans's debt-free biennial woos funders
- Former director of Naples library charged
museums The Neo-Impressionist Paul Signac's great-granddaughter is fighting in court to have vandalised work moved from suburban town hall to Musée d’Orsay Company bows out with Tino Sehgal’s performance piece More in museums in the current issue: - Getty to keep Pacific Standard Time rolling with sequel
- Florence's contemporary art museum shuts
- Venetian island gets modern glass gallery
conservation Sculpture park with works by Vigeland will also be protected More in conservation in the current issue: - Syrian conservators train in Rome to restore mosaics
- Controversy over sunken Royal Navy heritage deepens
- Experts head to Vienna for decorative art conference
market After 40 years in the business, the respected Los Angeles dealer Margo Leavin is shutting up shop More in market in the current issue: - Art sanctions aim to hit Syria's rich where it hurts
- Hong Kong sales: the party's winding down
- American paintings market on the road to recovery
Exhibitions  This week, as the Olympic flag arrived in Rio de Janeiro from London, the artist Antony Gormley flew the flag for Britain at the Brazilian city’s—and the world’s—most visited exhibition venue: the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil. His show opened just as the Olympic Games closed in London with a bang and a Damien Hirst work of art covering the stadium floor. Gormley's life-sized body sculptures installed precariously on the edge of buildings, entitled "Event Horizons", 2007-12, have been dubbed “suicide sculptures” by the… Read more
jobs These two posts will support a new development in art, law and business in collaboration with the University of Glasgow. The posts will be based in London at Christie’s Education and work with the new professor/reader in art business to be appointed simultaneously by the University of Glasgow and the academic director at Christie’s Education. The new positions will deliver the teaching for a proposed new MSc in Art, Law and Business planned to commence in September 2013. Read more All jobs | |  | | You received this email from The Art Newspaper because you are on the Thursday newsletter list. Unsubscribe to permanently remove yourself from this list.
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