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Thursday 18 October 2012 | View in browser News | Museums | Market | Conservation | Exhibitions | Jobs | Comment | In print ON SALE NOW In October's print edition: Syria’s world heritage sites are "directly targeted" New York's 9/11 museum is world’s most expensive France's super rich face super tax See all the headlines from this month’s print edition Subscribe now to get more than 100 articles only in the print edition.    In this week’s edition news British called upon to stem illicit trade of artefacts Head of new research programme says art dealers and collectors must be part of future policy decisions Steve McQueen: the big picture Artist gets catalogue raisonné—a rarity for a film specialist Michael Asher, the artist who kept the Whitney open, has died Los Angeles artist known for original approach to teaching and museum hours More news in the current issue: Pinault to open new space next to Palazzo Grassi Artist faces blasphemy prosecution Why Riace Bronzes languish in limbo museums Director of Tate Modern compares job to producing a hit TV drama Chris Dercon on successfully mixing old and new art and disagreeing with Nick Serota about fashion shows Robbery at Kunsthal Rotterdam Works by Picasso, Monet and Matisse stolen More in museums in the current issue: London’s leading museums lose more than a million visitors during Olympic Games Lacma's boulder is an LA blockbuster Louvre offers a French view of the art of the Middle East  market Miami art fairs spar over December exhibitors Nada asks galleries to withdraw from rival Untitled fair Battle for private selling shows Auction houses are vying for supremacy with art dealers by holding more exhibitions, and adjusting their business models accordingly More in market in the current issue: LA gallery expands to Japan Need a loan? Use your art Italy cracks down on art tax avoidance  Conservation Do-it-yourself? Just don't... A Spanish grandmother's handiwork hit the headlines, but Ajax and rainstorms have contributed to other amateur disasters More in conservation in the current issue: Libyan shrines under attack In the pink: Van Gogh virtually restored Rare find of Roman masks in Turkey Exhibitions Artist's anti-retrospective opens in Chicago Three years ago, the British artist and film-maker Steve McQueen did not want to talk about his past work. “I’m not interested in retrospectives,” he said, after garnering acclaim for his short films “Bear” and “Exodus” in the 1990s, but before gaining wider attention for feature films, such as “Hunger”, 2008.  “I always want to live now,” he said. Yet here he is, participating in what the Art Institute of Chicago calls the first major survey of his work… READ MORE All exhibitions jobs Advertising Sales, The Art Newspaper The Art Newspaper is seeking a highly-motivated advertising sales executive for a full time role at the London office. 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. © The Art Newspaper, 70 South Lambeth Road, London SW8 1RL. Tel: +44 (0)20 3416 9000 www.theartnewspaper.com

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