Letter from Belfast
‘Belfast is like East Berlin after the Wall came down’ – William Cook on the changing face of a divided city
‘Belfast is like East Berlin after the Wall came down’ – William Cook on the changing face of a divided city
Highlights from this year's city-wide event: from painted scrolls to Chinese jade
Can contemporary art operate critically within such surroundings?
Don't Ask the Critics...
Vasari was wrong: the Venetians could draw after all
Paintings, jewellery, textiles, and a sweetmeats set...highlights from the Rijksmuseum's latest show
Seen and liked in London: star exhibits and media stars, crowds and crowdsourcing at the Frieze Masters preview last night
The centenary of the artist's birth is being marked by exhibitions and events worldwide
Cartier-Bresson, Bomberg's circle and Damien Hirst's homage to Hoyland: don't let Frieze week distract you from these London shows
'This undoubted failure has become a compelling monument'
A look at the legal issues underpinning the story of Anish Kapoor's vandalised 'Dirty Corner'
Rachel Whiteread's 'House' would never work as a Chinese knock-off
His literary and profoundly religious approach to art put Jones out of step with modernism. Can two new exhibitions revive his reputation?
Camden Town, Venice...and Dieppe. Pallant House explores a forgotten influence on Walter Sickert's art
Koons is nothing if not fearless to invite comparison with the greatest Renaissance artists.
Be won over by Ai Weiwei, blown away by Bridget Riley, and get lost in the National Theatre's concrete corridors this week
'Don't ask me how we did it!'
As the destruction of archaeological sites in Syria and Iraq continues, what can dealers of legal antiquities do to end the trade in illegally obtained artefacts, and the looting it encourages?
Can a small museum in a Suffolk market town become a major centre for the study of the artist’s work?
Agnes Martin's serene paintings give pause for thought