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The great painter’s sculptural works combine classicism with trash — and take centre stage in a London show
What happens when a painter switches art forms?
The photographs have the lyrical quality of the late American artist’s paintings
A London show highlights the patient, painterly qualities of the artist’s work
What to see around the city
The American artist’s first posthumous retrospective sensationally captures his greatness
Enlightenment and learning versus bewilderment and awe — how one gallery transformed the way we experience art and the rest followed
It seems the outside world is finally affecting the market, writes Georgina Adam
Price sets record for the artist as 10-day auction stretch nears end
Anish Kapoor work goes unsold while many other come in below estimates
Two bodies of mostly unshown works force a head-on confrontation between early and late Twombly
Palazzos prove the perfect settings for three giants of painting
Works by Warhol, Lichtenstein and Ruscha among those sold
Curators this year have delighted in juxtaposing Old Masters and contemporary artists – but do the comparisons always make sense?
Recklessness, daring and urgency define the later works of Turner, Monet and Twombly at Tate Liverpool
Alex Katz, pre-eminent painter of modern life, challenges the camera by showing painting’s ability to freeze the moment
I have two practical and one theoretical reasons for my displeasure about square cushions being placed in a diamond shape
The foundations established by the giants of modern art have become a philanthropic force to reckon with
A gallerist’s private collection illuminates the long apprenticeship of a master painter
Antiques shine, auctions soar and Kapoor hits the big time
It’s been a good year for painters, male dancers and female pop stars – tempered by heroic dissidence and untimely death
Attempts to fix David Hockney’s place in history coincide with a Royal Academy exhibition of his art work
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