With works from the 1980s to the present that appropriate, and sometimes manipulate, images and soun...
VS Gaitonde: Painting as Process, Painting as Life
The works of the modernist Indian painter VS Gaitonde bring us to the world of abstraction, demonstr...
Nathaniel Prottas interview: ‘Often museum didactics get in the way of p...
Nathaniel Prottas, director of education at the Museum of Biblical Art in New York, talks about publ...
With his film Ashes, and an accompanying pair of sculptures, Steve McQueen highlights an uncomfortab...
This winter’s blockbuster exhibition at the National Gallery examines Rembrandt’s expressive and...
Memling. A Flemish Renaissance
For the first time, a Flemish Primitive shines in the capital of the Italian peninsula, as the Scude...
Michelle Grabner interview: ‘My family is an important part of my life a...
American conceptual artist Michelle Grabner talks about how she combines her roles as artist, curato...
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Washington DC is hosting its second 5 x 5, a public arts festival that sees an extraordinary diversi...
Trajectories: 19th-21st Century Printmaking from India and Pakistan
Trajectories looks at printmaking from India and Pakistan and establishes a context for its developm...
Egon Schiele’s iconic drawings are a starting point for this extensive group show at Drawing Room,...
Carsten Höller’s show Leben allows visitors to do more than just view the exhibits. From staying ...
John Keane interview: ‘Art shouldn’t be sensationalist, but at the sam...
John Keane, artist in residence at the University of St Andrews, talks about the political influence...
Cubism: The Leonard A Lauder Collection
This superbly sensitive installation of the four greats of Cubism – Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque,...
Natalia Kolodzei interview: ‘My dream is that every American museum has ...
Natalia Kolodzei, executive director of the Kolodzei Art Foundation, talks about her family collecti...
Peter Sacks interview: ‘Every painting has its own secret story’
Peter Sacks, a South African expatriate, has a biography that is as rich and varied as the art he pr...
Robert Gober: The Heart Is Not a Metaphor
Robert Gober is perhaps best-known for his deceptively simple sculptures – in particular his sinks...
In this retrospective of postwar artist and inventor Panamarenko, alias Henri van Herwegen, the Muse...
UOVO, a $70m state-of-the-art storage facility for high-end artwork, is to open in New York City nex...
Ed Fornieles interview: ‘If you want access to the site, it’s a trade ...
For his show at the Chisenhale Gallery,Ed Fornieles has created a suburban Los Angeles television se...
American artist Aleah Chapin has had huge success early in her career. On graduating from the New Yo...
Glenn Adamson interview: ‘Webb saw clearly that human connection was the...
As New York’s Museum of Arts and Design celebrates its founder, Aileen Osborn Webb, with a superb ...
Fritz Wotruba – Homage to Michelangelo
In a posthumous retrospective of the drawings and sculptures of Fritz Wotruba, the souls of the inan...
Glenn Ligon, who was born in 1960, is famed for his thought-provoking works, which combine text, sil...
Zero: Countdown to Tomorrow, 1950s-60s
The Guggenheim is to be congratulated for tackling the complex subject of the German artists’ grou...
Encountering the Astronomical Sublime: Vintage Nasa Photographs 1961-1980
With distance comes sublime beauty, and with space travel our world is something magnificent to beho...
Yuri Pattison’s exhibition Free Traveller at Cell Project Space is an unconventional look at the s...
Zarouhie Abdalian interview: ‘It’s important for work to be challengin...
Zarouhie Abdalian is an artist who works with a wide array of materials, ideas and contexts, frequen...
Richard Demarco interview: ‘The art world, like the Edinburgh festival i...
Richard Demarco has organised exhibitions and theatre events for the Edinburgh festival since 1963. ...
Sensation and Sensuality: Rubens and his Legacy
This true gem of an exhibition shows not only Rubens’ vast creativeness, but the incredible artist...
Crossing the Line 2: Drawing in the Middle East
Crossing the Line was a conference that brought together specialists to examine the role of drawing ...
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