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  Big money for Manet and Monet

  Gallery (10 pictures): Christie's and Sotheby's break records at the impressionist and modern art sales. Two auctions brought a total of £264.5m

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• Art in the walls

  29 Jun 2010: The South London Gallery's £2m redevelopment includes a flat in which artists have put work inside the walls

• How did Tate Britain hang a Harrier jet?

  29 Jun 2010: New installation is suspended from the ceiling by just two wires

• Guggenheim plans extension in Spanish nature reserve

  29 Jun 2010: Local Basque officials rail against decision taken in New York to place new Guggenheim in nature reserve

• National Gallery: an art exhibition where nothing is what it seems

  29 Jun 2010:

  News: A fascinating new exhibition examines the controversial question of fakery, forgeries and mistaken identities in art

• Tate is right to take BP's money

  29 Jun 2010: Jonathan Jones: Despite disasters such as the Deepwater Horizon spill, cultural institutions must be prepared to deal with companies such as BP – not least if they're to survive arts cuts

• Nic Fiddian-Green grooms his giant horse sculpture for Goodwood

  Gallery (9 pictures), 29 Jun 2010:

  Nic Fiddian-Green's latest creation is a 30ft bronze sculpture of a horse's head, destined to be the star attraction at the Glorious Goodwood racing festival next month

• Fiona Banner at Tate Britain: Harrier and Jaguar

  Gallery (8 pictures), 29 Jun 2010:

  Harrier and Jaguar, Tate Britain's 2010 Duveens commission, is an ambitious new work by the artist Fiona Banner that challenges the aesthetic and physical expectations of the neoclassical Duveen galleries

• Eyewitness: Horses for courses

  Picture, 29 Jun 2010:

  Photographs from the Guardian Eyewitness series

• Yorkshire launches JMW Turner trail

  Gallery (7 pictures), 29 Jun 2010:

  A new trail guide links 70 sites in Yorkshire associated with the London-born JMW Turner. The artist looked beyond the county's well-known moors, coast and dales for inspiration, as can be seen in these paintings

• Howard Hodgkin

  

  28 Jun 2010:

  Modern Art Oxford
  Hodgkin's ability to alarm colours by introducing them to one another makes his paintings uniquely fresh and unsettled, writes Jonathan Jones

• Fiona Banner's toys for boys are a turn-on at Tate Britain

  28 Jun 2010:

  Adrian Searle: The artist has upped the ante with her Harrier and Jaguar: fascinating, phallic fighter planes that look like they have skidded in on a shower of sparks

• Tate Britain: Fiona Banner exhibition

  28 Jun 2010: The annual Duveens commission features a Harrier jump jet and an RAF Jaguar XZ118 as art exhibits

• Should the Tate continue to accept BP sponsorship?

  Poll, 28 Jun 2010:

  A group of artists and writers have protested that the Tate Britain is tainted by BP's sponsorship, following the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Should the gallery continue the relationship?

• Yorkshire enlists Turner to attract tourists

  28 Jun 2010: Seventy sites associated with London-born JMW Turner chosen for first of a planned series of artists' trails in county

• Wolfgang Tillmans

  27 Jun 2010: Wolfgang Tillmans revels in surface detail, from the pedestrian to the planetary, but above all in the process of photography itself, writes Laura Cumming

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