As the art world makes for Maastricht, it’s worth casting an eye further abroad to the full range of events and shows across the region
From a monumental mannerist canvas to a silver-and-coconut cup – more works not to miss at the fair this year
Rare books by Dürer, a bowl owned by William Beckford and a pioneering Pop sculpture – what not to miss at this year’s fair
An important survey of abstract Arab art throws up questions about the influences swirling around in the post-war period
A series of understated yet powerful works make clear that McQueen is as effective in the gallery as in the cinema
Caravaggio and Bernini are the headliners – but the Rijksmuseum’s show reveals the range of artists who adopted the baroque style
The transfer of obelixes and sphinxes to Cairo is the latest episode in a long history of rulers using the ancient past for their own ends
Claims that the resting place of the legendary founder of Rome has been discovered cause Rakewell to raise an eyebrow
Art news daily: 28 February
Curator Peter Carpreau talks about the masterpieces of Flemish art housed in the recently restored St Peter’s Church in Leuven
For just one week the full set of surviving tapestries commissioned by Pope Leo X could be seen in their original setting
There is no shortage of theories about why the Russian artist leaked a sex tape that made a French politician drop out of the mayoral race in Paris
The French director’s film about an 18th-century painter and her muse is a visual feast
Highlights of the upcoming modern and contemporary fairs and gallery shows in the Big Apple
A survey of black artists from the American South reveals how oppression and inequality couldn’t crush their creativity
The creator of King Ubu and inventor of pataphysics was deeply attached to the art of the book
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