Plus: Angus Grossart has died at the age of 85 | Brazilian curator resigns amid MASP controversy | Protest takes place outside the Whitney | Ukrainian soldiers discover ancient artefacts in Odessa
Rakewell laments what has been a rather dismal week for the Grande Dame of South Kensington, involving the UK government and a Russian-owned Fabergé egg
LACMA explores the enduring relevance of ancient Colombian cultures and art for Indigenous cultures today
The American artist’s riotously sexual, psychedelic works go on display at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art
Modern Art Oxford looks at the origins of the artist’s signature hanging sculptures
The seaside scenes of Willie Rodger aren’t necessarily a sunny affair, but they are always full of life
Art historian Sam Spike speaks to Gabrielle Schwarz about how non-fungible tokens have transformed collecting and why not everything needs to be minted
The founder of digital gallery ARTXCODE speaks to Gabrielle Schwarz about different types of NFT and the role of the curator within the digital space
The Dutch-Brazilian artist Rafaël Rozendaal speaks to Gabrielle Schwarz about the freedom of making art on the internet and the process of minting NFTs
Gilane Tawadros will become the gallery’s tenth director, following in the footsteps of Iwona Blazwick who stepped down, after 20 years, in April 2022
Madonna was once NSFW. Now, thanks to Beeple, she has turned herself into an NFT
The Hamburger Kunsthalle looks at 20 contemporary artists who incorporate archival materials into their work
Plus: Deane Lawson wins Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2022 and Art Fund announces Museum of the Year shortlist
The sculptor’s fantastical installations made from mundane things are celebrated in this retrospective at Tate Britain
The British Museum explores 5,000 years of cultural conceptions about women
The American artist divides his time between Venice Beach and New Mexico, with one studio in a church and the other in a former commercial laundry
The city claims that its decision to loosen the rules governing art auctions seeks to create a more consumer-friendly environment – but how can it?
Drawing influence from her grandfather, the Canadian artist paints large scale, Surrealist-inspired scenes that highlight the humour of the everyday
The winning entry in the inaugural Football Art Prize depicts Roy Keane in sombre mood, but Rakewell still treasures the player-turned-pundit’s more devilish side
August Sander’s ‘People of the 20th Century’ project seems as modern as ever – as does so much of the art of the Neue Sachlichkeit movement
The London-based sculptor continues to put her personal stamp upon mass-produced objects
Philpot was fêted as a society painter in his own day, but Pallant House focuses on his more radical side
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