The duo’s east London studio is, they say, the world’s cleanest, so that they can be as dirty as they want in their art
For its second online edition, the fair is doubly determined to catch the eye of collectors with museum-quality masterpieces
Artists and writers have always been fascinated by flowers – and we all like receiving them – but some floral arrangements are more sinister than others
The annual event for dealers of art from around the globe celebrates its 20th anniversary on the Left Bank
After his failure in politics, Henri Cernuschi succeeded in finance – and left an outstanding collection of Asian art to his adoptive city of Paris
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The Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris explores how the painter took Renaissance Florence by storm
Works on paper by Poussin, Rembrandt and other Old Masters go on display at the Lightbox
A painted-over image of Cupid was found hidden in one of Vermeer’s greatest works. Now the restored canvas goes back on view in Dresden
Making coffee might be considered an art form – but don’t forget the artistic possibilities offered by the substance itself
At the Hayward Gallery, 31 painters working in the UK today show off a range of approaches to the medium
The gods were great sticklers for ceremony and frowned on oenophiles who didn’t observe the rules
The artist plans to turn a dilapidated palace into a lively new cultural venue – and the city needs others to follow his example
Joseph Gandy’s dramatic paintings turned John Soane’s neoclassical designs into full-blown Romantic fantasies
Richard Chopping’s striking designs for Ian Fleming’s novels add greatly to the books’ allure for collectors – but his artistic talent went far beyond Bond
It was always a mistake to take the painter’s portraits at face value, writes Nancy Princenthal – and we shouldn’t have any illusions about the man either
The painter prefers her studio to be tidy, but it doesn’t stay that way for long – and she’s completely oblivious to the smell of turpentine and oil paint
Now that the jeweller has found a painting in just the right shade of its corporate colours, can other brands be far behind?
Mass-produced majolica has often been sneered at – but its exuberance is what makes it so appealing
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Retracing the movements of Nazi-looted artworks at the Jewish Museum in New York
The Met Cloisters explores how artists in medieval Spain navigated the influences of both Christianity and Islam
The National Gallery of Ireland hosts a career-spanning survey to mark the 150th anniversary of the painter’s birth
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