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Janna Ireland’s photographs of his work highlight his chameleon-like style and experience of segregation
The sea through the eyes of six world-famous photographers
A little-known Italian colourist is finally getting his dues at a Florence exhibition
We project our politics, snobberies and desires on to the sea — and it reflects us back. But it also kindles new ways of seeing
The first article in a new series from FT Globetrotter in which art experts dive into their favourite work from a must-see current exhibition
The French artist and collector on sardines, silence and his secret calling
From voguing at Somerset House to Balearic beats in the sky, these are the capital’s best summer gatherings
It’s time to see the art form in a new light
He has gone from designing clothes for Beyoncé to exploring his south Asian heritage in an installation at the museum
Artists such as Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg flourished in the city at a moment of pivotal change
A posthumous show in Rome and London re-evaluates the impact of the surreal and surprising Milanese maverick
Modernists hated bibelots but this New York show makes a strong case for the love of unnecessary decoration
A new wave of apps and AI wizardry is helping gardeners encourage bees, butterflies and more
The Norwegian artist’s works are being shown alongside music specially composed by the band
The fashion designer’s first art exhibition at Nina Katschnig’s Galerie Gugging is splattered with the subversive spirit of his collections
The Dutch photographer’s Polaroid portraits reveal so much about American celebrity culture
The South African artist explains how she combines dreams, the sea and apartheid at her visceral show in Leeds
His supersized sculptures of spoons and ice cream cones combined consumerist pleasure and intellectual irreverence
From a photographic study of British country life to abandoned homes in New Zealand’s Christchurch
This year’s Rencontres d’Arles festival showcases her photographs of New York’s 1970s avant-garde arts scene
European commissioner Mariya Gabriel says the bloc is supporting artists and boosting the post-Covid sector
The building, designed by little-known architect Klaus Schuwerk, is delicate despite its size
An aquatic theme binds the spiritual, practical and aesthetic together in the Native American galleries
The works of Calder, Fontana and Dubuffet stem from postwar despair but speak to today’s existential questions
Avery’s first UK retrospective shows off the shimmering surfaces of his innovative canvases
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