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Wedding photographer Mahesh Shantaram on his ringside view of the ultimate social theatre
A new exhibition of the artist’s photographs, drawings and prints, which centres on art books he produced between 1963 and 1978
An exhibition at the New Museum finds the German artist both hymning consumerism and repudiating it
The British artist’s works are a riposte to the notion that some media are ‘higher’ than others
From drinking straws to plastic cups and index cards, the artist has a gift for turning the mundane into art
The neoclassical master’s immaculate work won over popes and emperors. Now it’s proving a hit with contemporary gallery-goers
The latest edition of Whitechapel Art Gallery’s triennial show packs a real political punch
Wealthy patrons renovate warehouses and railway sheds according to a global formula
A garden installation at the rear of a 19th-century palace connects the city to its surroundings
The photographer travelled the length and breadth of France photographing people on holiday
A celebration of a ‘living landmark’ who documented the city’s shifting fashions
‘I dislike people who are for separation, suspicion, isolation’
Decor that captured zeitgeist of confident age to be moved to Vasarely exhibition
The photographer — who was born in Yorkshire and now lives in New York — is interested in revealing the surreal in the mundane
A decade ago, Lehman Brothers collapsed; on the same day, Damien Hirst began a record auction. What happened next?
A Massachusetts exhibition of 19th-century female painters reveals — and mourns — long-suppressed talents
The technology could improve efficiency and transparency but it poses questions about the future of dealers and auction houses
The chalky-white sky and woolly sleeveless jumper shown in the image evoke the often tepid reality of an English summer
A US show explores the subtle links between Jean Renoir’s masterly movies and his father’s luminous paintings
The artist’s furious responses to the Aids crisis of the 1980s are revealed in a provocative New York retrospective
The giant concave bowls were invented a quarter of a century before the arrival of radar
Münter — subject of a show in Copenhagen — was an artist of fitful brilliance who deserved to be recognised in her own right
The work provides a visual chronicle of New American society in the early 1800s
New Asian outpost for art fair group; auction sales looking good so far; Armory show cuts exhibitor costs; portraits sit pretty
An exhibition in London celebrates the achievements — against the odds — of the bold contemporary arts centre
