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A trend is emerging for more eco-friendly, high-tech and life-affirming memorials
A shared fascination with music, design and fashion unites this holy trinity of graphic art
From coast to desert, via urban sprawl, Mark Ruwedel has shot the parts of LA not familiar from TV and films
How are young, homegrown talents making a name for themselves and who are they?
A photo series that vividly illustrates mastery of the moves involved in Cumberland and Westmorland wrestling
Plus, real-life fairs delayed again; Pace moves into Blain|Southern space; Abu Dhabi tests virtual performance
Alison Jacques is bringing a wave of marginalised artists who never “got their dues” to international glory
The film-maker on melding video games, music and political theory — and exploring our anxieties about a changing world
‘The little lights and decorations lend the atmosphere an air of ethereal magic’
Antique prints celebrating the golden age of discovery are flying once again
A beautifully understated depiction of a labour of love in an unlikely location
HTSI’s contributing editor selects elegant essentials for techies and toddlers
Plus, collectors gift Brixton painting to Tate; Victoria Siddall moves to Frieze board; New York state sues Sotheby’s
The artist on her ongoing fascination with the body, her new show at the Gagosian and being in dialogue with Michelangelo
Inside Airlie, the home of artist Tarka Kings and her songwriter husband, David Ogilvy
A new book’s dialogue between two eloquent voices on art contains a vast range of concrete knowledge
From Andy Warhol to Angst, this season’s publications cover the spectrum
Beauty is more than skin deep – but you knew that already
The artist and film-maker’s new show explores themes of race, myth and memory
The photographs range from vital records of the Middle East to more personal prints in Haute-Marne
The French artist inspires both inmates and staff at the Tehachapi facility in California with his gigantic paper installations
MCH Group reaches agreement; England locks galleries down again; Ed Sheeran painting up for grabs
Postcard art, paintings and a letter from Grayson Perry
Now 93, the US artist has steadfastly stuck to his subject – “the artefacts of culture” – throughout his long career. In an exclusive interview he describes why his work is “right on the money” and the power in his paints
Blooms, plants and vegetables have helped develop the technology of taking pictures
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