Against boredom: a tribute to John Richardson
John Richardson was lavish, louche and learned – and one of the great characters of New York
John Richardson was lavish, louche and learned – and one of the great characters of New York
Art news daily: 18 March
Lars Hendrikman talks about curating an exhibition of sculptures attributed to the unknown woodcarver
The more you look, the more mysterious the bright landscapes and paintings of his wife in the bath seem
There’s plenty to see throughout the Low Countries this month – from Van Gogh and Hockney to the Dutch Caravaggisti
The world’s tallest statue now stands in Gujarat and even taller statues are planned in other states. What does this say about India today?
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is launching a mini-golf course inspired by its collection
The new Musée de la Romanité in Nîmes makes the most of the city’s classical past
A tribute to Robert Morris stands out among the displays of modern and contemporary art at this year’s fair
The museum founded by Leopold II has reopened after a five-year closure and rethought all its displays. Has it gone far enough?
How Italian painters and sculptors made clothing conceal and reveal the human form
Art news daily: 1 March
Francis Bacon, Jeff Koons and Gerhard Richter are just a few of the artists who have taken to the bottle and designed labels for famous brands
After losing his sight, the British painter drew on touch, memory and imagination to continue his work
The Sheffield gallery’s show of works by Susan Hiller, Georgina Starr and Elizabeth Price takes a reflective turn
The late couturier, photographer, art collector and ‘showman’ was a master of harnessing the power of the image
The museum’s director, Taco Dibbits, is making the most of the most comprehensive collection of Rembrandts in the world
The bicentenary of the great Victorian critic’s birth is an occasion to consider how well his ideas have stood the test of time
With an ambitious digitisation project, Art UK aims to foster appreciation of an art form that is sometimes overlooked
The Turner Prize-winning artist explains why she finds digital flotsam and jetsam so fascinating