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Abstract collages that evoke the imaginative worlds of Picasso and Hannah Höch
The Royal Academy celebrates the self-scrutiny of an artist who said ‘I want to paint myself to death’
Tortured for denouncing his country’s regime, the Bangladeshi photographer is among the frontrunners for this year’s Prix Pictet
Fairs change hands; spotlight on Hamdi Bey; mash-ups at Tefaf New York; Rockwell’s vaccination painting
The museum’s lavish reopening is a chance to recast the story of Modernism — but is it a success?
The event’s third instalment abounds in hidden narratives but offers few new buildings
3D printing was used to recreate the detailed inscriptions
A collection of unstaged ‘anti-portraits’ of local communities and landscape, which break away from didactic storylines
A masterly exhibition of the Spanish and Dutch Old Masters — and how they shaped a Golden Age
The Latvian-born artist’s simulacra can take years to produce. But is it time well spent?
The controversial film-maker and photographer focuses the spotlight on others for her latest project
With the 46th edition opening this week in Paris, the Fiac director discusses their impending move and the changes to come
The cutting-edge event challenges the traditional models
Plus: Monet’s Charing Cross for New York; big-name sellers in London; Banksy lights up lacklustre week; surprise success in Hong Kong
Uncertainty surrounding Britain’s departure from the EU has seen Paris reclaim art market power from London
The American artist’s work looks at Aids, gender and the climate. She discusses her prolific output and working in a space of her own
The gallerist discusses how he went from selling prints in shopping malls to representing 40 major artists
The art fair will be exhibiting works by 250 leading Asian artists as it continues in its mission to attract the attention of European collectors
Fondation Fiminco is helping stretch the art scene out of the centre by opening a sprawling space for galleries and residencies in north Paris
Every year Fiac installs artwork around the city. This year, there’s a Yayoi Kusama pumpkin and a pre-fab house by Jean Prouvé
The museum’s updated $450m incarnation solves a lot of problems — but could do with a little more attitude
Inspired by Extinction Rebellion, the artist puts the plastic bottle in the picture
The flourishing of artistic talent in nightclubs and subterranean spaces is celebrated in a new London exhibition
Michal Rovner’s 16-metre-long video montage will grace London’s Elizabeth line when it opens next year
The Moniker urban art fair moves to Chelsea, and painting dominates at Sunday fair
