What links Modigliani's nipples with flatpacks, meatballs and Soviet opposition figures?
Victoria Beckham champions street art. Just like every other celebrity under the sun...
Lil Wayne's art collection is reportedly repossessed; Adrien Brody has an arty side; and Ed Vaizey is a Rakewell reader... Extraordinary
Ever wondered what Rodin's The Thinker would look like in a sexy pose? Find out with the help of an art-historical action figure.
Airbnb have announced a new design project. At least, we think that's what they mean...
Sting moves out, Ed Vaizey flexes his muscles, Sara Cox goes potty for pottery, and George Bush has an artistic rival
The Rake's guide to this year's Halloween art gossip...
Mistaking art for rubbish is a grand tradition. But so is mistaking rubbish for art...
News that a city in Ukraine has encased a statue of Vladimir Lenin inside an effigy of Darth Vader has brought much mirth to sci-fi geeks across the globe
Danish toymaker Lego has discovered it doesn't pay to cross Ai Weiwei...
A week’s notes in gossip, scandal and absurdity
Don't Ask the Critics...
Smoke gets in the eyes of London gallery goers, food means nothing to Jonathan Jones and further woes for Uri Geller's spoon
Meet the artist who bares more than just his soul...
Two tents full of art, celebrities, napping VIPs and champagne are not enough to tempt the literary man of the moment, Marlon James, to Frieze
Chris Dercon's clubbing experience; a night to remember in Paris; and an unsavoury spoon update
'You can take my spoon, but you’ll never bend my creative freedom!'
The Renoir Sucks at Painting movement pickets the MFA Boston
Lettuce loin cloths for street artist Makatron's sexy Big Mac mural
Who leaked the name of the British Museum's new director to The Times?
There may be more (or indeed, less) to the discovery of the 'Mona Lisa' bones than meets the eye...
Critics insulted sculptor Ian Hamilton Finlay at their peril. But Brian Sewell wasn't just any critic...
The Missouri Republican Party's Vice Chairman writes on art - literally
Recent events in Moscow suggest that Russian rozzers may be law enforcement’s answer to the Stuckists
