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A series that explores the entire length of the Yangtze river, starting at its source
The artist’s pioneering abstractions feel right at home on the spiral ramp of New York’s Guggenheim
The new Albukhary Foundation Gallery charts the culture of Islam with breathtaking scope
Simon Ings gets a lesson in the science of evolution (with a cast of humans and puppets) at the Natural History Museum’s brand new theatre
A masterly show on Cubism explores how the two artists and their contemporaries revolutionised art
Work on masterpiece to take place inside large glass box in Rijksmuseum gallery
On show at New York’s Museum of Modern Art, White’s paintings are the work of a quietly polemical artist
The artist on representation, the western canon and who decides the value of art
The photographer has produced a careful study of the gaudy cult of Graceland as it appears in Porthcawl and other wet, ordinary Welsh towns
The German artist unveils his latest series, a collaboration of sorts with the 19th-century photographer Linnaeus Tripe
Plus, Milan dealer changes tack; Robin Williams sale; Grayson Perry’s treasure hunt
The reworked space intriguingly embraces the camera as object, as well as images themselves
A retrospective of the German artist celebrates an exceptionally upbeat strand of modernism
Edward Burtynsky reveals natural landscapes profoundly changed by mankind
Has the street artist’s most audacious prank shredded the credibility of the art market?
The artist’s in-your-face take on sexual politics brings diminishing returns in New York
Stunt or performance art, fate of painting risks reinforcing suspicions over auctions
Activist street artist’s ‘Girl with Balloon’ sells for £1m at Sotheby’s — then gets shredded
Plus: Hong Kong-born artist Wong Ping wins the Camden Arts Centre Emerging Arts Prize
Political work and street art is on offer at a more affordable level
Across different media and imagery, the figure has remained a constant theme in his work
The Swiss artist weaves together the concerns of Francesca Woodman and Rachel Whiteread: spaces, skins and the psyche
A series of 285 images from the Italian photographer is both unsentimental and intensely personal
Striking booths proliferate; Rybolovlev sues; Tefaf ‘recalibrates’
The artist’s early portraits laid bare his country’s economic transition — and have proved hard to follow
