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In the first in a series on house museums, Edwin Heathcote visits the new iteration of the home of one of England’s most popular painters
The instant sunshine of the plant world is the queen of winter blooms
Artificial intelligence platforms face lawsuits; Brafa returns to regular slot; Dickinson gallery’s new line-up; rare 1820 interracial portrait sold for $1mn
The female artists redrawing the form
He combined his far-sighted interest in the environment with a delicate touch
This stirring exhibition from the Hispanic Society of America distils a long-lost romance
Even the most sterile of environments can harbour a place that nurtures
‘Sunflowers’ lawsuit challenges Japanese owners; antique dealers aim to go green; Shezad Dawood dives into NFTs
Bern Schwartz photographed David Hockney, Margaret Thatcher and King Charles III. Now his family has gifted his archive to the Bodleian Libraries
The museum’s Natalia Sidlina dissects three key works in one of the UK capital’s must-see current exhibitions
A new exhibition offers an anthropological excursion into a special US food culture
The extraordinary collection of André Leon Talley, a rare Bronzino and Hockney’s beloved sausage dogs all go under the hammer
The Italian painter veered from near-monochromatic bottles to luscious, plump flowers
Her bright, surreal works and her new photo-festival reclaim African agency over depictions of the continent
Power shows from Peter Doig, Anthony Daley, Bob Colacello and Julia Chiang
Galleries test Singapore’s market; Patti Wong sets up advisory business in Hong Kong
The Iranian-born artist’s show at MOCA in Los Angeles is unafraid to pull viewers down into the muck
He made millions betting on horseracing before pouring it into Tasmania’s underground Museum of Old and New Art
Works from the cosmetics heir’s holdings reflect his taste for the imperfect, unfinished and grotesque
The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis shows how the artist reshaped our worldview by drawing attention to the natural and everyday
The sculptors’ new show Hurly-burly takes root in their 40-year friendship
A frank artistic response to economic and political fractures is not helped by curatorial hectoring
The Cara arts centre is superbly suited to performance and events as well as painting and sculpture
Eleven photographers capture the diverse work of making, caring and serving
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