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The images showcase the late French photographer’s remarkable ability to merge reportage and Surrealism
Works by rising stars from Côte d’Ivoire and South Africa have also been in high demand during the city’s Art Week
Artist Leandro Erlich draws attention to car use with a traffic jam sculpted in sand
Snails and bananas in Miami; Galleria Continua to open in São Paulo; small is beautiful at London’s Old Masters auctions; mega sales in Paris
One response to fuzziness is to demand sharpness. But the world defies our attempts to confine it
How viral images have inspired and sustained opposition to Beijing
As donations decline, The Art Funders Forum is trying to find new ways of enticing people to give
This year’s fair is a riot of experimentation and innovation, including work from Satoshi Yoshiizumi and Roberto Lugo
With work on show at this year’s Art Basel Miami Beach, the artist discusses the representation of women and the role of politics in art
As her new works stand watch over the Met, the Kenyan-American sculptor talks about reshaping art history
A new show at London’s Royal Academy asks how art, architecture and design can address climate change
The Bangladeshi activist’s sublimely beautiful works carry heavy political resonance at New York’s Rubin Museum of Art
As museums seek cash and artists offer support, the line between the commercial and creative blurs
The artist’s work — subject of her first major UK show at Gateshead’s Baltic Centre — pays colourful homage to womanhood
Separating originals from fakes has become a risky business but new tools help spot the cheats
The photographer captures the ‘amplified’ tensions of life along the 2,000-mile US-Mexico border
The Japanese artist takes us on a sublime tour through the scales of existence, to a world stripped to its mathematical bones
Stuart Shave to open third gallery in London; Russian avant-garde reigns supreme at Sotheby’s; Octopus Energy and Artfinder join forces for climate change project
Bonhams will be dedicating a whole sale to his work in New York
The Rubells — known for spotting promising artists early — are opening a private museum in Miami
‘Beauty is one of the most powerful ways that we have to talk about justice’
Nada’s Miami fair acts as a barometer, reflecting the challenges facing small and midsize galleries
One gallerist aims to challenge injustices facing immigrant artists
London gallerist Sarah Myerscough on her installation at Design Miami and how to keep craft and design relevant
The collector behind the Pérez Art Museum Miami has opened a space in the city’s up-and-coming Allapattah area
