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Film censors allow plots that reflect Beijing’s more muscular foreign policy
A haunting childhood memory is the key to the artist’s intricate, uplifting piano installation
The photographs with soft colours and cinematic compositions offer a playful glimpse into his personal life
Viewing the artist’s vibrant works against the backdrops that inspired them heightens the pleasure of this retrospective
‘Repos’ sells while ‘Marin’ suffers; Kerry James Marshall sets record; Photo London gets abstract; Prince Harry for sale
Discovery and resurrection are at the heart of the artist’s career and work
Two Gateshead shows precede a wave of exhibitions and performances across the north-east of England
An exhibition that bristles with unexpected gems
Art work from 1630s was not previously directly attributed to Dutch master
David Chipperfield’s expansion scheme opens up a venerable institution to create new public space
An exhibition that spans architecture, film and photography addresses the question: ‘What is it to be northern?’
Super-seller Rockefeller; mega-sales hit profits; Edinburgh gallery’s new home; snapshots of May ’68
Romantics once gloried in nature’s terrors — now artists seek the sublime in the clash between humans and nature
The fast-rising Congolese artist tells Maya Jaggi about the complex histories that inspire his art
A preview of the annual photography fair
The artist talks about bringing extraordinary colour to the classic film noir
In a series of specially commissioned works, four contemporary photographers explore their feelings about the capital
The German photographer’s unique images of airports, building sites, pyramids and Greek temples share an otherworldly beauty
Ghirri’s singular works, once little known outside Italy, are becoming widely admired
The artist explains how her works question the values of the photographic image today
Our guide to the best of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition
A Venice exhibition celebrates the skilled work of artisans
In an age of global chain stores, how can we reimagine the old town square?
When the V&A acquired several flats from a condemned block, the artist documented their interiors. The resulting film is now on show at the Pavilion of Applied Arts
A London show highlights the patient, painterly qualities of the artist’s work
