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Classical art has been repurposed and reworked across millennia, this surprising, profound exhibition shows
The Dutch urbanist has curated an exhibition that is full of surprises about the so-called natural world
Wealthy patrons renovate warehouses and railway sheds according to a global formula
The eighth richest woman in Australia sees herself as more than just a patron
The radical Dutch architect talks to Edwin Heathcote about neo-liberalism, China and why his future lies in the countryside
A magical structure emerges from a simple idea in Bjarke Ingels’ contribution to the annual series
Now in its 10th year, the 2016 forum hosts discussions ranging from market trends to outer space
Director has brought gallery to international prominence over a 25- year career
This year’s structure is an eloquent representation of the ambitions of its architects, SelgasCano
New art spaces in Moscow and Milan pay homage to each city’s history
Rem Koolhaas’s campus of contradictions is a landmark for contemporary art in Italy
Designed by an architect and often ‘curated’, the modern boutique has become a gallery of desire
The city’s latest high-rise homes highlight its inequality, writes Edwin Heathcote
The Chilean architect’s strange design expresses his interests in materials, craft, and the making of architecture through eccentric means
For this year’s edition, curator Rem Koolhaas has shifted the discourse away from personalities
Architects better placed than some to catch beads of wealth that trickle down, says Will Hunter
Technogel asked artists to use its gel in their work to inspire creative formulations
A seminal 1969 show is brought back to life this year at the Prada Foundation in Venice
Art and architecture are turning Qatar into much more than a place to change planes
A tour of the hotspots of a creative renaissance that could lift Moscow’s profile as a cutting-edge destination
Deafened in restaurants? Assaulted by noise in offices? Sound design is an essential but all too often neglected question
The New York architect bares his biceps - and his soul - to Vanessa Friedman
The pros and cons of the trend towards gigantism
This year’s Serpentine Pavilion, designed by Herzog & De Meuron with Ai Weiwei, is a meditation on memory
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