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Social practice — artists’ community-based work — is about exploring the world outside the white cube
Her glass sculptures allude to the threats Black people face but also the possibility of a better world
The German artist’s dark oeuvre highlighted social problems with devastating power
Smaller spaces are struggling in a tough economy as mega-galleries poach artists
Independent Art Fair’s curatorial adviser believes New York’s art market is still growing even during an industry slowdown
This groundbreaking exhibition shows how Italy changed the painter and sculptor’s art not just once, but twice
A pioneer of the Chicano art movement is finally getting recognition for her altar-like installations
Time-based works are hard to sell — and that can be the point
The fair arrives as galleries, braving a downturn, find new ways to collaborate. Also: interviews with artists Amalia Mesa-Bains and Charisse Pearlina Weston, a profile of gallerist Ales Ortuzar and much more
Ortuzar Projects represents only 14 artists, all with low US profiles
Inside Torrini Fotogiornalismo, the Florentine shop capturing the great, the good and the delightfully everyday
Architectural photographer Gilbert McCarragher captures the unique homes and community of the hamlet on the edge of the country
More than 350 works have gone to Tate, Guggenheim and Athens’ EMST but his name won’t be appearing at any of them
A first look at the artist’s monumental tribute to the Yorkshire moors
New York exhibition reveals the array of techniques artists used to conceal their subjects’ identities
UBS donates 166 photographs to DC museum; Brussels fair fights VAT hike; merged galleries open first shows in Spain
The artist is bringing her Kenyan history to Houghton Hall. It’s complicated, she says
German panthers and Hollywood lions more vivid than photographs populate his pictures, now on show in New York
Norway’s ‘trillion-dollar man’ has opened an epic art space in the country’s most southern reaches. Will Kunstsilo draw the crowds to Kristiansand?
A new book by the celebrated social photographer captures the city in all its most unscrupulous glory
Indigenous artists are challenging assumptions that it is a rural genre
This week’s responses to the Israel-Hamas war remind us that art is rarely apolitical
Using old, abandoned objects to mourn the plight of his native Syria, Kourbaj creates works that speak with particular power to exiled author Hisham Matar
The Berlin-based creative plumps for Persian pickles, Larmandier-Bernier champagne and ‘little hits of silly’
Finding a new calm in Kenya’s island paradise
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